Thank you! I understand now! That is awesome to have the power heads hidden like that. And the way you have them hidden creates the perfect way to deliver food! Wonderful! Are the power heads as accessible as you hoped they would be?It is Zoramia leptacantha and I have 14. The rock you see to the left is on of my BackToNature modules. Is plastic and it is hollow. In the bottom - a wavemaker is hidden with the outlet under the "rock". The top is open and I just put my frozen food in the top - the wavemaker will dose it out during 5 - 10 minutes.
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With use of some "proper Swedish" - it is possible to change them if they break down. However - my wife´s ears are sensitive for "proper Swedish" (and my cat´s too) - ir means that I normally not clean them - just switch to a new when any of them break down. During this 4 years - "proper Swedish" has been used for this exchange 3 times
Yeah, I get what you mean. I have what I call my magic cuss words. They are truly foul! But the magic is in the foulness and the rare use of them. My sons were recently privy to the proper and timely use of them and they were horrified!With use of some "proper Swedish" - it is possible to change them if they break down. However - my wife´s ears are sensitive for "proper Swedish" (and my cat´s too) - ir means that I normally not clean them - just switch to a new when any of them break down. During this 4 years - "proper Swedish" has been used for this exchange 3 times
Sincerely Lasse
I have examined the reactor and the LED light. The LED light is not power LEDs and they are driven with a 12 V DC constant voltage adapter as fans and other equipments. Its open a very interesting possibility - it easy to dim the light with a normal potentiometer. I test with an adapter to my chilling fans that have a potentiometer on the adapter. It works like a charm. This means that together with a GHL prop controller I should be able to regulate the light through my L-ports on my GHL P4.
A new prop controller is ordered.
Edit - my word corrector succeeded to change a misspelled "examined" into the word "eliminated " - not exactly what I want to express
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I´m not sure but I do not think it will work with modern "DC" pumps with BLDC motors and sinus wave technology. the speed is not - as I understand - controlled of actual voltage - instead it use frequency controlling. But I´m not sure. I know that old Tunce stream DC pumps could be run with lower voltage than their supposed voltage (given a lower flow) - but I do not know how it is with newer models. GHL prop controller is the propeller controller and it is designed for 12 V - I do not know if it works with 24 V DC, But if you have an old voltage managed 12 V DC pump - yes it should work.
I hope I will manage to take better videos of this fish in the future
Yes - it is the way I do it with my controllers see below. The prop controller is managed by a 1-10 V signal but the basic 12 V goes through it - it is like a automatic potentiometer that changes with the profilux 1-10 V signal
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Yes - it is the way I do it with my controllers see below. The prop controller is managed by a 1-10 V signal but the basic 12 V goes through it - it is like a automatic potentiometer that changes with the profilux 1-10 V signal
Connecting the new Coral Box DCA smart pumps to Profilux 1-10 V
Coral Box brand have released a line of return pumps as Coral Box DCA smart pumps. The line include pumps from 4000 l/h to 12 000 l/h. This pumps have a new controller that can directly be connected to an APEX computer with a separate cable - allowing 2 pumps be managing. I have test this...
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A year ago I introduce some fishes into the DT - probably a Callogobius species. I have not seen much of them. I thought they was gone. The other day - however - I spot at least 1. Here is a very bad video of that fish - but it is a video
