Kaiser fuel wrote:
right for everyone who doesn't understand.

Solar panels power a pump which draws water from a water butt (rain
storage device) and then uses that to water the plants via a drip feed
or sprinkler system. the pump will also have a timer attached so you
can set it to water at certain points during the day.


OK that's somewhat clearer. Why didn't you include this with the
questionaire?

None of this is new, if there isn't exactly what you describe available now
as a package you could buy all the components off the shelf without much
trouble.

So in what way is your solution sufficiently better than the existing
watering systems, what design elements will attract people to it?



You all seem rather grumpy on this forum so I have included a picture
of a cat and a dog to cheer everyone up


There are one or two here who are habitually sour tempered but nothing
extraordinary. If you think this is grumpy you are going to find meetings
with busy investors, sales managers and production managers hair curling.
They will not give you more than one chance to get it right. You are after
their money and they didn't get that money by giving it to people who cannot
explain what they are on about.

David