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Thanks for the suggestions. Since this video tour I have made a newer version of my fountain that can be seen here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLF2atWCyNGnl58.html I have considered making small ring lights that would fit around the nozzles on each servo but I would want the design to be similar to one of Wet Design's "Oarsman" devices. The fire effect would definitely add a new dynamic to the show and I have been working on a concept with a device normally used to remotely fire pyrotechnics. Thanks for watching!

Also, how many servo dogs and ctb16pc did you have to buy?

It very well may work. Fundamentally their AC controllers haven't changed too much. The main issue with older models is that when you run very low power devices on them they tend not to respond properly. You can add a small light bulb or something that draws more power to each channel to alleviate the issue.

@@grantsfountainchannel4173 Thanks! I had been told that LOR won't switch inductive loads such as pumps and motors, that I needed a relay between.

The servos are pretty vulnerable to water so one additional step that I took to keep water out was the use of black plastic bags that slip over the nozzle and cover the entire servo to act as a splash guard. It is possible that condensation could form inside of the bags so I also used a waterproof glue along any seams on the servo casing and applied marine grease around the servo horn.

@@grantsfountainchannel4173 OK understand. My plan was to maybe use 20-30cm links, that run below the water, and the servo is then mounted outside the pool. Do you still work on fountain? I have ordered 20x small 4w pumps. And my plan is to control this With a 36ch dmx controller. I also have 2 laminar nozzles.

@@liteglow2000 That sounds like a good idea. Yep, I am still actively working on my fountain. Essentially what I use are the same as DMX dimmers but just running a different network protocol so what you have in mind should work perfectly.

Oh man, that's a scary calculation haha. It's a total of around $2,000 US. All the little components really add up.

@@grantsfountainchannel4173 oh wow haha

My Question exactly!

Here are the nozzles I used: www.amazon.com/Hooshing-Adjustable-Direction-Sprinkler-Landscaping/dp/B08YX2S1MC/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1HKS90POYCEJ1&keywords=dn15+fountain+nozzle&qid=1678823399&sprefix=dn15+fountain+nozzle%2Caps%2C113&sr=8-3

​@@grantsfountainchannel4173 I want also to do same project please may i know costs and how to get them please we get in touch

So here are the nozzles I use: www.amazon.com/Hooshing-Adjustable-Direction-Sprinkler-Landscaping/dp/B08YX2S1MC/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1HKS90POYCEJ1&keywords=dn15+fountain+nozzle&qid=1678823399&sprefix=dn15+fountain+nozzle%2Caps%2C113&sr=8-3 And here is the heat shrink: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08W8QL9WV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I simply slipped the heat shrink over the tip of the nozzle all the way until it hit the collar on the bottom then cut it about a half inch above the tip. The heat shrink is lined with adhesive so it sticks to the nozzle very well.

​@@grantsfountainchannel4173 Ok

Hi Todd. Sorry for the delayed response. I'm not too much of a social media buff but I do use Discord. That's the easiest way to contact me. My discord ID is Grant's Fountain Channel#2066