September Meeting

[rcmike]

I don't really know since I have a sump and the water level stays constant in the tank. I would think it would change it some since the water comes in the box a little slower as the water level drops.

BTW, does anyone know of a timer that will switch on and off at a very fast rate and is adjustable? Like less than a second or so? I think that would be more reliable and make adjustments easier than the floatswitch.

 

[foggy54]

Less than a second?

 

[rcmike]

Yep, watch the video and see how fast it cycles on and off.

 

[gflat65]

Thta may be a tough one to find. Even with some of the PLC's we run, it takes more than a second sometimes for the response to be read and executed. Of course, more memory helped speed it up, but you're talking some money... That pressure switch may be the best bet.

 

[kevlouie]

Yeah I am on a mission to make one of those too.


Guys I just wanted to thank everyone...yall make me proud to be a part of such a good group of people. Corals are still okay so I assume I am more or less out of the woods. Stuff is a little brown but that will change I am sure.

 

[kevlouie]

btw the link also has the tsunami pump protector, which should do the exact same thing Mike rewired his to do