DOS "dose" profile settings for 25 gallon WC

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I'm trying to figure out the settings to perform a 25 gallon water change profile that I will add to my AWC DOS pump head configuration.

This is my current DOS_ADD configuration

Fallback OFF
tdata 08:00:00,1,18,3,133,2,88,84,3,157,0,0,10,0
If KILL CLOSED Then OFF
If H2O CLOSED Then OFF
If MIX-LO OPEN Then OFF
Min Time 001:00 Then OFF

I want to add the following commands for when I want to do a 25 gallon water change, but I'm struggling with understanding the math for the "dose" profile.

If FeedD 0000 Then WC-ADD
If FeedD 0000 Then WC-REMOVE

This is what I came up with, but not sure if it is correct.

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This should dose 93,000 mL (about 25 gallons) in 23 1/4 hrs.

Does that sound about right, or am I totally wrong? I can't find any information about this anywhere, so I'm thinking that I'm way off base.

Thoughts?
 
I just do the standard programming so that’s over my head! Lol

But I can bump the thread to see if we can get you some attention
 
I just do the standard programming so that’s over my head! Lol

But I can bump the thread to see if we can get you some attention
not sure what bump will do, but anything to get more attention. I'm not getting any responses from reef2reef community or Neptune lol; your's is the first response. Thanks

I would really like to know if I'm doing something crazy or if it will do what I'm trying to accomplish

Thanks
 

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