This is taken out of context, which also takes out a lot of the meaning.  It's "how to plumb a uniflow in a plastic tank".

Basically, you want the uniflow tube to terminate on the wall of the tank to the outside of the circle, about 1/2" away from the pick-up tube.  You want no other way for air to get into the tank, and you want the uniflow tube to be as close to the pickup as can be without the pickup picking up bubbles.

Here's a site with a picture.  The uniflow setup is right at the end -- he gives you one paragraph where I think you need about ten.

Thanks guys.
Tim the link at the bottom of the page gives a 404 Error. Guess it's MIA.

I have also emailed John.

From the side view in the diagram you posted looks like the uniflow is in the center of the tank?

Thanks
Paul

Thanks guys.
Tim the link at the bottom of the page gives a 404 Error. Guess it's MIA.

I have also emailed John.

From the side view in the diagram you posted looks like the uniflow is in the center of the tank?

Thanks
Paul

I'll try the link again: http://aeromaniacs.com/Tips.html.  It worked for me just now.

Usually you put the uniflow in the center of the tank, up and down.  But as Steve pointed out, it doesn't have to be.  I have a full-fuse stunter which, because of the tank/venturi setup, needs to have the uniflow close to the bottom of the tank -- which is where it is, and it works just fine there.

Thanks guys.
I think I figured it out. Will test it out in a few days.

http://home.cogeco.ca/%7Econtrolline/tip1.shtml

The main tips page works but the link at the bottom for uniflow clunk tanks errors out.

I didn't even see that link -- I was just pointing to the short uniflow description on the page I linked to.

Not much satisfactory stuff out there...

This is taken out of context, which also takes out a lot of the meaning.  It's "how to plumb a uniflow in a plastic tank".

Basically, you want the uniflow tube to terminate on the wall of the tank to the outside of the circle, about 1/2" away from the pick-up tube.  You want no other way for air to get into the tank, and you want the uniflow tube to be as close to the pickup as can be without the pickup picking up bubbles.

Here's a site with a picture.  The uniflow setup is right at the end -- he gives you one paragraph where I think you need about ten.

So with this setup can I also run muffler pressure?
My guess is set pressure on overflow vent???