ION Director: What OTHER values would you like to measure?

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Besides Ca and Mg, what else would you like to see the ION Director measure?

  • Phosphate

    Votes: 260 90.3%
  • Nitrate

    Votes: 246 85.4%
  • Potassium

    Votes: 66 22.9%
  • Ammonium

    Votes: 24 8.3%
  • Iodide

    Votes: 54 18.8%

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siggy

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Mg, Ca.
kh, k, Sr.
or
NO3, k, Sr.
Welcome to the club @periquin! hey why not post in the greetings forum and say Hi

GHL some one mentioned Iron and for those running a fuge would be helpful. Now Im thinking why not have a user configurable system that a user can download the firmware and chose the 3 elements to fit their system
 

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[QUOTE = "siggy, post: 6034153, miembro: 78821"] ¡Bienvenido al club [USER = 105914] @periquin [/ USER]! Hola, ¿por qué no publicar en el foro de saludos y decir hola?

GHL, alguien mencionó a Iron y para aquellos que manejan una fuga sería útil. Ahora estoy pensando, ¿por qué no tener un sistema configurable por el usuario que un usuario puede descargar el firmware y elegir los 3 elementos para adaptarse a su sistema [/ QUOTE]

Sería muy bueno poder elegir los parámetros que desea medir. Estoy de acuerdo.
 

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[QUOTE = "siggy, post: 6034153, miembro: 78821"] ¡Bienvenido al club [USER = 105914] @periquin [/ USER]! Hola, ¿por qué no publicar en el foro de saludos y decir hola?

GHL, alguien mencionó a Iron y para aquellos que manejan una fuga sería útil. Ahora estoy pensando, ¿por qué no tener un sistema configurable por el usuario que un usuario puede descargar el firmware y elegir los 3 elementos para adaptarse a su sistema [/ QUOTE]

Sería muy bueno poder elegir los parámetros que desea medir. Estoy de acuerdo.
No espainole
 

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Agreed. Kh,po4 and no3 that's the true trifecta. If there is K+ that would be bonus
CA, MAG, f, I..etc all need to be tested much much less frequent when you have kh po4 and no3 stable.
 

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I would highly agree with others. Nitrate, Phosphate, and Alk as a bonus. Otherwise CA/MG are fairly useless to me and just a wasted expense. Throw that trifecta and a package deal on a complete setup and I would switch in a nano second. I've run into more issues due to N/P rather than Alk related.
 

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The ION Director takes one sample and will do testing for all values at the same time, if this was the question. One ION Director, one Doser, for all.

I am not sure that everyone understands how revolutionary this is if you can get a measurement unit that can handle 5 different ions and measure the low levels that we "measure" for some of these ions, such as PO4 and that the price ends up around $ 800 - $ 1000 for the actual measurement unit. I´m impressed

One question - you mention ammonia - does the equipment measure NH4 or NH3 (ammonium or ammoniac)? If it is NH3 - I would prefer NH3 (because it is toxic), NO3 - because it is very difficult to measure and the third would be ---- oxygen. Oxygen is a critical parameter during night in mature aquariums with a lot of coral biomass and IMO a very underestimated danger. If you use the technology that I suspect you do – oxygen is no problem. You have oxygen probes today, but they are very expansive and tricky to use and calibrate. If your ION director is what I suspect – that technology is much more reliable than Clark electrodes – just my 5 cents

Sincerely Lasse
 

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Now im.glad I'm going ghl. I day ghl.comes with auto testing for kh,ca,mg. Anything else is a plus. I wish they had a kh,ca,mg like apex. Not a kh on it's own. But hey. I'm excited to be a mitras buyer with p4 and doser 2.1for this build. Gotta start somewhere!
 

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Now im.glad I'm going ghl. I day ghl.comes with auto testing for kh,ca,mg. Anything else is a plus. I wish they had a kh,ca,mg like apex. Not a kh on it's own. But hey. I'm excited to be a mitras buyer with p4 and doser 2.1for this build. Gotta start somewhere!
Ion based testers are the way of future in testing.
 

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If the ion was to test for KH aswell, wouldn’t that make the director redundant?
 
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