shred5
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Blast From The Past
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Nice Paul. If my paternal Grandfather were still alive he would have loved seeing your projector and camera. He was a travelling salesman for Kodak before starting his own graphic arts supply company.It's a Super 8 used mostly by Supermodels.
Here's my old cell phone camera. (both those things were made in the US of course)
You are correct, they are still made. A couple years ago, I wanted to get one of the venturi versions of those and looked high and low. Could not find a US supplier for them. There was a wholesaler in California (can't remember which one) that had them on their website. I emailed them to ask them where I could buy one retail and never got a response.
shred5
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You I just tried to find a picture of a dls wet dry. I could not find one, not a one. This was even before bio balls. I had one on my second reef aquarium ever and I was so proud of the thing. I bought it from a place called strangely enough DLS aquatics.
I originally had these 4 ' tall air driven skimmers with luft air pumps. DLS Aquatic then came out with a counter current air driven skimmer and was supposed to be so much more efficient I could get rid of my 4' skimmers. About this time also we were using plastics rings instead of rolls of DLS
I originally had these 4 ' tall air driven skimmers with luft air pumps. DLS Aquatic then came out with a counter current air driven skimmer and was supposed to be so much more efficient I could get rid of my 4' skimmers. About this time also we were using plastics rings instead of rolls of DLS
shred5
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Yea just in EU I think, you could import one if you really wanted. I am not sure you would but it is a option. Shipping prices now are so high.
I imported my Ultra Reef skimmer before you could get them here.
I remember DLS as well. Never had one, but they were the bomb.
Paul B
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Thats the projector we used for all our movies including our wedding movies. I still have the thing and an planing to make some kind of Steampunk thing out of it.
mtnbike101
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mtnbike101
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LOL Yeah, I like to label everything so that if something happens while I'm away, I can tell the wife what to look for.
I have water level labels, etc. to make life easy.
I have water level labels, etc. to make life easy.
Also, found this manual for a late 90’s controller I had. It could control 4 light channels, 4 powerheads and a moonlight (complete with dimming for an incandescent moon bulb).
If you had VHO’s and an IceCap ballast, you could use the IceCast to ramp up and down the VHO’s.
If you had VHO’s and an IceCap ballast, you could use the IceCast to ramp up and down the VHO’s.
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Not sure about VHOs, I haven’t looked for them in a long time. But good luck finding anything other than Ushio 10k MHs. Seems with the shift to LED, many manufacturers stopped making MH bulbs for the hobby.
Really, wow.
Paul B
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I found on the internet an article that was published about my tank in 2012. It was in Salt Corner by a friend of mine Bob Goemans.
It reads "A 25 Year Journey with a Salt Water Tank" and talks about how the hobby started. Or at least how I started.
It reads "A 25 Year Journey with a Salt Water Tank" and talks about how the hobby started. Or at least how I started.
Saltcorner: Article: Trial and Tribulations of an OLD Reef Tank (A 25+ year journey with a saltwater tank)
Marine Aquarium Library, Articles, Questions and Answers, Photo Galleries, and Product / Book Reviews.
www.saltcorner.com
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