Input to the system.

This picture shows the input just over the sink with a filter then the regulator. The system goes two ways, the valve on the left is for the breeding cages and the valve on the right is for the flights.

Gauge & Regulator.

This is a close up on the regulator & gauge. Note the pressure is only three (3) pounds.

Hook-up to tubing.

This shows the valve on the left which supplies the breeding cages (18).

Breeding Cages.

Note the stand-off holding the tubing off the top of the cage so the birds can't chew the tubing.

Breeding Cage.

Another view.

Breeding Cages.

Note the tubing on the cage to the left so one can remove the tray.

Breeding Cages.

Several with water installed.

Breeding Cages.

This shows drain valves at the bottom of each bank of cages. This will allow you to drain the line.

Youngster holding cage.

This is a portable cage used to wean birds. He simply took a line from the breeding cages and ran it over to this cage & used two valves.

Flights

This shows valves mounted in PVC using a bushing and set a level for the birds.

Flights.

Another picture of the valves in the flights.

Flights.

Another picture of the valves in the flights

Flights.

Another picture of the valves in the flights

Drain for Flights

This shows a 1/2" PVC ball valve used to drain the pipe in the flights. One could also run this out to the garden.