Hydor Koralia Clacking Intermittently

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Good to hear, glad you found the issue.
Thanks but I'm still confused. After reading way to many threads on stray current, I am finding that 2 volts is very small. Many others are running up to 30 volts regularly. I don't know how that is possible. I think that until I get into the new tank in a few weeks.... I'll wear rubber gloves to feed, wear my slippers and keep watching the multimeter. I've already ordered a weather resistant GFCI receptacle and a ground probe. I'll hook up both to the new build and hope for the best.
In the meantime.... the dang dinos are back. UGH Live to fight another day.
 
Thanks but I'm still confused. After reading way to many threads on stray current, I am finding that 2 volts is very small. Many others are running up to 30 volts regularly. I don't know how that is possible. I think that until I get into the new tank in a few weeks.... I'll wear rubber gloves to feed, wear my slippers and keep watching the multimeter. I've already ordered a weather resistant GFCI receptacle and a ground probe. I'll hook up both to the new build and hope for the best.
In the meantime.... the dang dinos are back. UGH Live to fight another day.
Ya I'm around 3 to 4 from just stray current emanating from all the pumps and stuff. When my Hydor Koralia was dumping electricity into my tank my reading was over 100.
 

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