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Thanks for the replies. I think I am going to try option #1 and put a T inline after the filter before the heater and see how that works. It will be the easiest place to tap into and also the easiest to convert back if it doesn't work to our likings.

The slide is the Turbo Twister from SR Smith TurboTwister Pool Slide - Official S.R. Smith Products and calls for up to 25 gallons per minute so I am not sure I would say they don't require that much water to run. Probably can get by with less since it has a hose fitting but the recommended...

Would it still work if I put it in either of the two locations I had in the pictures? I do not really have a way of adding it into the return lines downstream of all of the equipment without significantly re-plumbing my entire return line and possibly raising all the pipes up.

We are adding an SR Smith Turbo Twister slide which calls for up to 25 gallons per minute of water. Here is a picture below of my pool equipment and I have a few questions about where to plumb in the the line 1. If I add my 2" to 1 1/2" T fitting to the straight horizontal pipe (filter...

See the attached picture of our pool equipment. I have a few questions as to what you are saying. 1. If I add my T fitting to the straight horizontal pipe (filter discharge) and then add a manual Jandy valve to turn on and off the slide will I have any problems with decreasing the flow...

I current have a Jandy PDA-4 system that only has the filter pump plus 3 aux and my addiiotnal aux ports are currently being used by my booster pump/cleaner, air blower for spa and pool lights. We are adding a slide that will be plumbed into the return line. I have a few questions. I am...