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vmichael: Are you using something like this on the Enaly? The 300U that I recieved has no apparent air intake, just an outlet. It must suck air in from around the edges of where it snaps together.
 
I guess if you have the model with the built in pump you could place it into the bottom of a bucket that was filled with desicant;
or place it in a box filled with desicant; the box would need an air intake hole as well as a hole for the 1/4" tubing going out into the venturi.
 
Well I guess waiting on my ORP controller got the best of me. I sat down and took the enaly apart only a couple of pics turned out but basically if a person wanted to run an airdryer on it you could drill a hole in the side. A normal run of the mill airline would work.


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The little white "plug" is the cotton filter that was crammed into the airintak. Note: you are not able to see the intake with cover on.
 
Hello,
Is the Silica/desicant inside the dryer is same with the silica that we usually found if we bought a new electronic hardware?
Because i have a problem to find the media in Indonesia.
Thanks
 
Tekno said:
Hello,
Is the Silica/desicant inside the dryer is same with the silica that we usually found if we bought a new electronic hardware?
Because i have a problem to find the media in Indonesia.
Thanks
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Yes it is,it just dosen't change color when it's filled with moisture.
 
Well .. Just got my ozone unit and controler setup tonight. I'm running a redsea 50mg hr unit. I have a couple of questions...

I'm wondering how you guys run yours ... ozone at 100% and let the controller take care of turning the unit off ... or try to balance it out and just use the controller as a safety measure?

My tank started at about 140mV what initally is a good cutoff?
 
I'm running .18mg/hr. Mine runs 24/7. I use a controller but the ORP never rises to dangerous levels with such low doses anyways. I do still like to see my ORP readings because it tells me a lot about the conditions in my tank.
 
Mine runs at around 330. When I feed the tank it will drop down to around 300 for several hours. I used to push my 03 harder and run it at 100% (200mg/hr unit) and use my controller to keep ORP around 375-400. I feel my tank is a lot healthier running a much lower dose. It also makes me less paranoid.
 
Thanks Travis .. I'll prob bring mine up slowly over the next couple of weeks and wait a month or so for that new bulb. Dont want to stress the corals out to much. :)
 
I run a Sander 50mg unit on a 240g system and it only comes on after I feed, and usually for less than 3 hours. The water is crystal clear.
 
it is around 390, then when I feed then it drops to about 365. The ozone stops once orp rises above 385 and it turns on if it falls below 375. For my tank (and I have 9 fish as well as corals, snails, etc) 50mg is more than enough.
 
corro said:
what does your ORP usually run at?
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Very little will be alive : below 100 millivolt
Very Bad : below 140 millivolt
Bad : 140 to 180 millivolt
Poor : 180 to 200 millivolt
Too Low : 200 to 220 millivolt
New salt water : 220 to 240 millivolt
Low : 220 to 270 millivolt
Medium : 270 to 310 millivolt
Good : 310 to 340 millivolt
Better : 340 to 360 millivolt
Best : 360 to 390 millivolt
High : 390 to 450 millivolt
Too high : over 450 millivolt
Dangerous : over 525 millivolt
Very dangerous : over 575 millivolt
 
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