How does the siphon attach to the bladder?
1136351
Google for emergency water reservoir and find all the info you want. Should even be a youtube demo.
1136352
There is a threaded plastic port on top of the bladder--just screw on the siphon pump and you are in business. Great system
668503
You'll need a bag or bladder. I've used an MSR and most recently used a nylon water bag (coughlin) that I adapted one of the fittings to fit using McNett seam grip to secure it.
2050707
It comes with drinking tube and bite valve. Go by the picture. Quick connect between tube and bladder but not between bite valve and tube.
641101
From all I can tell from taking my old one apart, this is a turbine design, no bladder. If you can, mount it so the electronics are above the pump - the one failure I had was from seal failure and leaking into the control box.
891938
No sir, it does not. The bladder will have to be purchased separately but this rig is quite tough as I i train very hard with it and a much better size if you are loaded down with extra gear. It will do the job! Mitch Solano
1098861
It attaches to both the outer silicone sleeve and the inner glass container. It creates a very tight seal.
1435382
Yes. The bladder is secured by a Velcro strap that is easily undone to remove the bladder when needed.
1668130
Tie downs. There's two channels molded into the tank that the strap sits in.
1006793
It attaches just like you attach nozzle on your pressure washer. It is made to work just like a nozzle attachment.
573078
Yes it comes with the bladder and yes I purchased from Amazon. One negative, you can not let the water sit in the tubing because you get a terrible taste from the tubing. I tried soaking in baking soda but it did not help. I did keep it in my car attached to my headrest seat because I drink a lot of water but the taste from the tubing was so bad I hardly use it!
1929699
Don't most vehicles come with an "anti-siphon" feature? I wouldn't chance trying to put the brass end down into my car gas tank. I've used it on a riding mower but the gas tank didn't have a long neck to thread it down. Not to mention I could see what I was doing the entire time.
683266
If in doubt, wrap the bladder in a contractor-grade waterproof bag. This should control condensation and will give you an additional barrier between the bladder and laptop.
1548338
It comes with a 2L bladder, at least mine did. I was able to fit a 3L Platypus bladder in but it was tight. See my answer to the question re: this.
379936
I don't recall, mainly because I have only used it once, that was a year ago.. The whole thing reminds me of something out of the 1950's. I found a more practical solution in the Coloplast Freedom Catheter. This uses a typical drainage bag attached to the leg with velcro straps. The difference is at the connection point. Instead of a heavy rubber "boot" that fits over the penis the Coloplast device uses a thin disposable latex sheath, much like a prophylactic. It is available in several sizes. The tip has a resevoir with a 1" tube at the tip. The sheath also has a slightly sticky inside to keep it in place on the penis. The sheath is unrolled on to the penis. There is a connector that is included with the kit, one end slips into the tube at the tip of the sheath, the other to a short piece of clear tubing. This tubing attaches to the collection bag. Urine flows directly from the tip of the sheath down the clear tube and into the collection bag. Removing the thing is easy. Just remove the connection tube from the sheath, roll the sheath up and throw it away. I empty the collection bag and then put about a quarter cup of alcohol or peroxide to sanitize the bag, flush with water. Done and done. I don't recall the company I got the thing from, but there are several companies selling this device. If you are interested I suggest you google "Coloplast catheter". Hope this helps.
2065356
There is a zipper at the back that can be used for numerous things, including a bladder. There is a thick nylon strap inside that you can hang the bladder from. There is no dedicated opening to run the hose though, but there is a fastening system from the top of the zipper that run along the strap as well.
298275
None. I just unhooked the old one, connected the new one. Left faucet open for a bit, shut if off and I was done. It is working perfectly. Lots of pressure. If you let it completely empty every so often it will allow the bladder to last longer.
771619
Yes, just push the button below the bulb you use to put air into your bladder and hold it until you push all the air out.