What is the model # of your Aprilaire dehumidifier?
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What is the model # of your Aprilaire dehumidifier?
1850What is the model # of your Aprilaire dehumidifier?
Thank you.1850
Never-mind, I watched the end of your video you posted. Thanks!Thank you.
Are you just running it with open ends? Freestanding? Or do you plan on connecting it into your home duct work?
Thanks for making to the end of the video. It was really long, I am looking forward to seeing how this dehumidifier will work once its gets connected to the canopies of the 700, 400, and the display. So far it is doing a great job in the fish room.Never-mind, I watched the end of your video you posted. Thanks!
Thanks ATL REEF. Lots more work to do but getting closer everyday. I fired up the heating system yesterday to bring the water up to temp.Thanks for sharing Alex! Great video, straight to the point! Keep going !
Thanks Smarkow. The fun is just getting started now that the temp tank is down. The weird part for me is the silence in the finished area of my basement. I was so used to hearing the skimmer going down here now its almost too quiet. I will have to post some pictures of the new "work shop" I setup for building the main display tank.Worth the wait
Whoa! An "L" tank? Please start a build thread if you haven't already. :0)So I’m wondering with this new build/re-build if you’ve made any structural or design changes?
I only ask as I am in the middle of my own plywood build, and I did most things according to your 2017 build, just with slightly different bracing pattern.
I made mostly minor changes this time around. I used on edge 2x4s for the front glass support bracing, threaded rods encased in PVC for cross braces, and pond liner for the water proofing. I also decided not to paint everything this time around as anything more than minor splash's on the paint last time around would make it peel. The cross brace changes and pond liner are just being used to try something new as the pond armor worked really well on the last builds and will be used again for my main display tank bottom.So I’m wondering with this new build/re-build if you’ve made any structural or design changes?
I only ask as I am in the middle of my own plywood build, and I did most things according to your 2017 build, just with slightly different bracing pattern.
Wow thanks that is all good to know. I was planning on using the pond armor. But now I will do a more extensive fiberglass. I already eliminated any on-edge plywood spots. Re the 2x4 on edge... I set mine up for 2x8 on side bracing of the glass, I'm going to reinforce externally with galvanized metal braces with epoxy over everything.
My goal is a 5-7 year tank.
@McPuff I'll make a build thread for sure and tag you, but with me working out of town a lot it probably won't get wet until September. I don't want to HiJack the thread or I would share more, but I would not have had the confidence to attempt this build without following Alex and learning from him
Thanks