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08/01/2017, 05:31 PM | #2501 |
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Ended up getting a great deal on this bad boy, gotta love the fact it doesn't look like it was used
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08/04/2017, 07:59 AM | #2502 |
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7.5 sump 47.5 ml flow rate 1.2 psi 10 seconds per bubble Display dKh: 10.19 Ph in Reactor: 7.4ish Tank alk has been on the dot for the past few days, but I am wondering why I am still getting co2 bubble accumulation at the top of my first chamber? It's slow but the bubbles are merging into one giant bubble. I feel that I am maxing out on my flow rate already? Any suggestions of how to have my media absorb the co2? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
08/04/2017, 08:13 AM | #2503 | |
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08/09/2017, 05:17 PM | #2504 |
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Any one using Kaomer fs1 continuous duti peristalsis pump?
Know tubing size and source to get replacements?
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08/22/2017, 12:28 PM | #2505 |
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FYI I just posted several Masterflex 7523-60 Brushless model pumps for sale here on the forum.
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09/07/2017, 11:20 AM | #2506 |
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Will a fixed 20rpm be a good choice for a calcium reactor? What would the ml/minute be with LS17? I currently run a fast drip rate, almost a steady stream on my effluent line.
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09/07/2017, 11:32 AM | #2507 | |
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You're only way to tune the reactor with a fixed RPM will be via the tubing size and or Co2 rate. I'd much prefer a variable speed one so you can really dial it in since different media has different pH requirements for proper dissolution.
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09/07/2017, 02:12 PM | #2508 |
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Looks like these pumps use a lot of power. I just picked up a 7543-20 not realizing it uses 1.2 amps.
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09/08/2017, 04:14 PM | #2510 | |
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09/08/2017, 04:17 PM | #2511 |
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That's usually at full draw amps not if your running fractions of the max draw. Mines showing 11watts
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09/08/2017, 04:21 PM | #2512 |
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I don't necessarily agree with the 6-600 rpm units that were recommended in the beginning of this thread. I have both a 1-100 rpm and a 6-600 rpm motor. With the LS17 tubing in my EasyLoad 1 head, the 6-600 rpm motor was too fast. The speed selection was on my dial was between .5 and 1.5. It was very hard to make small adjustments. I have since switched the head and tubing over to my 1-100 rpm motor. Now I have an easier time making small adjustments. I now am running my dial between 2.5 and 3 (which makes my effluent just shy of a steady stream).
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09/08/2017, 04:24 PM | #2513 |
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That's because you have the analog version if you were using a digital one the 6-600 works great.
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09/08/2017, 04:36 PM | #2514 | |
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09/08/2017, 05:09 PM | #2515 |
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So, I reread the recommendation. It is for digital brushless. I dont have digital or brushless. I didn't purchase them because they were about 3 times the cost. So, I'll rephrase. I find that the 6-600 motor is geared too high to make small adjustments when using a non digital and brushed motor. I have switched to a 1-100 non brushed, non digital motor and am happier. Now I can make fine adjustments much easier.
My recommendation is for Non Digital that is NOT brushless with LS17 tubing. I have bought both 1-100 RPM and 6:600 RPM. My 6:600 RPM is sitting in a box. I am very happy with my current setup.
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09/09/2017, 02:13 PM | #2517 |
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Guys need your advise - how do I mount or stack two masterflex standard 7021-24 pump heads . After fixing the tubing and mounting to the pump the head doesn't turn.
I am using a 7023-40 pump . Also how do I start the prime for these heads . I checked the tubing many times and it has been loaded properly but I am not getting any water to get pulled . Please help .
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Can someone show me the Pharmed tubing that matches the masterflex LS15 tubing? My head doesn't accept the LS17 like everyone uses so I've been using the clear cole Parmer LS15 tubing and I feel like it doesn't last very long. I understand the pharmed tubing lasts longer
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Pharmed ones should be tan beige color
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[QUOTE=Bpb;25208444]Can someone show me the Pharmed tubing that matches the masterflex LS15 tubing? My head doesn't accept the LS17 like everyone uses so I've been using the clear cole Parmer LS15 tubing and I feel like it doesn't last very long. I understand the pharmed tubing lasts longer
I believe this is it, but I am not 100%. They both have 3/16" ID. Here is the link-----> https://www.usplastic.com/catalog/it...5400&catid=634
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That's the tubing I'm using for ls17 tygon pharmed works great.
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09/26/2017, 02:53 PM | #2524 |
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Anyone know what motor over current means in a masterflex?
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It means that the motor is drawing more current than it's rated limits. This usually means a bearing has gone bad or the head is frozen or stuck and it's taking more power to turn is than it should.
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