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melev
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Re: re: Probes
Re: re: Probes
I've never had an issue when the probes got wet on top, but I too have read it. I guess occasionally it causes a problem, so by stating not to get it wet, the mfg covers their assets.
Re: re: Probes
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6930569#post6930569 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mrcrab
Melev Said,
Not to hijack guys, but I had a quick question:
I have a Milwaukee ORP and PH controller. I don't remember seeing in the directions NOT to submerge the probes.
For the first month I had them submerged in the sump.Didn't think I was getting the right readings so I moved them. They are currently hanging on the overflow with the tops out of the water.
After seeing this, now you've got me worried. Did I damage the probes by submerging them?
Thanks
I've never had an issue when the probes got wet on top, but I too have read it. I guess occasionally it causes a problem, so by stating not to get it wet, the mfg covers their assets.
jnarowe
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First day update
First day update
All has gone well today. Running smoothly and no temp. problems.
Mar 13 2006 20:08:38
Temp pH ORP Cond DO
76.1 8.24 190 25.0 20.9
All ACIII programs have executed correctly and I have initiated seasonal variences for temp., sunrise and sunset, and moon rise and set based on the Lat. & Long. of the Marshall Islands.
First day update
All has gone well today. Running smoothly and no temp. problems.
Mar 13 2006 20:08:38
Temp pH ORP Cond DO
76.1 8.24 190 25.0 20.9
All ACIII programs have executed correctly and I have initiated seasonal variences for temp., sunrise and sunset, and moon rise and set based on the Lat. & Long. of the Marshall Islands.
BrianPlankis
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6951103#post6951103 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by sixxer
Good to hear.
Now get it stocked....
Speaking of getting it stocked, what is your plan for the tank Jonathon? Are you going to try a biotype tank or something else?
Brian
BrianPlankis
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Looking good Jonathan Nice Controller.
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Nice Controller.B.
jnarowe
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Thanks! The controller seems overkill to some but it really saves money by getting a lot of monitoring and controlling abilities in one unit that costs less than buying a bunch of different pieces of equipment.
The only major negative I see is that if it goes bad, everything goes bad. I am not sure how customers or Neptune deal with that type of situation but I hope to never expereince that. With all the design I have done, the lack of redundancy in control is probably the Achilles Heel of this system.
The only major negative I see is that if it goes bad, everything goes bad. I am not sure how customers or Neptune deal with that type of situation but I hope to never expereince that. With all the design I have done, the lack of redundancy in control is probably the Achilles Heel of this system.
jnarowe
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mostly open space with a curved valley starting on the right and going toward the center. Then curving out-of-site to the right again. Much like oregonreef except that there will be more open space.
I am planning a wall to the left side of the valley and a sort of rolling plain to the right side. Maybe like a plateau with an average height of about 1 foot.
I am planning a wall to the left side of the valley and a sort of rolling plain to the right side. Maybe like a plateau with an average height of about 1 foot.
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