This is one of the biological filters I want to install in the lines that run from the gutters, and also as a drinking water filter from the main tank. It is called a Sawyer Water Filter, and was first developed as a dialysis filter, and then adapted for back country enthusiasts. It has permanent filter elements and can be easily quick-released from the lines and back washed.. and it removes particles
,
bacteria and cysts down to 0.1 & 0.02 micron filtration. This I use
to filter my drinking water now, seeing as I haul it all on my bike,
gotten from various spigots around town.. There is no telling. These are the filters:
three sawyer filters for the rain water lines, and one for drinking water. www.business-connect.com
one way in, one way out
inside the filter. from www.usplastics.com
three
washable part filters... stacks of rings, around a mesh cylinder, with a
dense pad of slightly squishy plastic on top. They will filter for
complete clarity. One I am going to pack with activated charcoal and use
it for drinking water purification.
three sawyer filters for the rain water lines, and one for drinking water. www.business-connect.com
one way in, one way out
inside the filter. from www.usplastics.com
three
washable part filters... stacks of rings, around a mesh cylinder, with a
dense pad of slightly squishy plastic on top. They will filter for
complete clarity. One I am going to pack with activated charcoal and use
it for drinking water purification.
THE TANKS FINALLY ARRIVED!
I
started out laying everything out like it will be, approximately. I
still need to build the two accumulator tanks (see this link: http://www.modmyrv.com/2009/06/10/rv-diy-water-accumulator....except I am going to use copper instead of PVC.) 
This is the kitchen set up, sans illustration.
This is the main set-up, sans illustration
and this is the main set up with everything explained!
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