I want nitrates / phosphates testing too!...Pick up a trident. It works amazing.
I know what you going to say....
And people in hell want ice water?
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I want nitrates / phosphates testing too!...Pick up a trident. It works amazing.
I want nitrates / phosphates testing too!...
I know what you going to say....
And people in hell want ice water?
Agreed. Phosphate checker would be great!Auto phosphate checker.. I want this so badly.
It could very well be a auto frozen food feeder. I love this idea
I totally agree with you. I can’t see them not wanting to offer this. Just doesn’t make sense.+1 for NO3 and PO4 auto testing. Currently using the Trident (used GHL's KH Director for a few years but a couple of months switched the whole system to Neptune and very happy that I did) and always struggling with zero nitrates. Terence says that he does not see the use cases but I believe there are more use cases for these than for instance Magnesium for example.
EXAMPLES:
NO3 Testing uses:
PO4 Testing uses:
- Adjusting NO3 dosing in NO3 deficient systems (like a lot of us these days) - can be automated with DOS doser;
- Adjusting feeding habits
- Adjust Lanthanum Chloride dosing (PhosphateE or other Lanthanum based aquarium products) to keep PO4 at a stable level - can be automated with DOS doser;
- Know when to replace GFO
- Adjust PO4 dosing - can be automated with DOS Doser
Anything that reliably worked would be great. I've had problems with almost every add-on product I've bought from them. Main system + software work great. Everything else.....unreliable.Probes that reliably work would be great.
Yeah phosphate and nitrate checker would be a different version of the Trident I suppose. They had stated that wasn’t in the cards right now.
A companion tester that did Nitrate and Phosphate should be there first target: The Trident could be modified to use three different reagents along with a new sensor. They make good money on reagent sales so why not add more products?
Most of the same physical Tridnet can’t parts be used cutting back on R&D.
Honestly, I would just like to see a dedicated battery back up for the Cor pumps.
I currently run 1, but will install a 2nd on my upgrade. I really don't need a battery back up on my return pumps as I have them on my flow pumps, but it would be nice to have a battery back up that hooks up to my Apex and Cor and comes on every 30 min's or so to turn the water.Wonder how many Cor's are in use. Solid pump honestly. I run 3.
Yes, it's discouraging but then again the Hanna is a Rube Goldberg inspired Nitrate testers. I would look at what API is using and see if the two reagents could be refined to give better results. Even better if one of them can be used as a catalyst for Phosphate testing.I look at the new Hanna Nitrate checker and see why it wasn't done. At least first.
Yes, it's discouraging but then again the Hanna is a Rube Goldberg inspired Nitrate testers. I would look at what API is using and see if the two reagents could be refined to give better results. Even better if one of them can be used as a catalyst for Phosphate testing.
If that powder can be bought as a liquid it would be perfect.Actually you know who has a great kit is Nyos. Their nitrate kit is really easy to use and more or less accurate. I mean at least for me it has been. Consistent is another thing I like about it. 5 ml of water, 5 drops of this, shake rattle and roll, add measure of dry powder, and shake for 1 minute, wait 5, and your done.
I'm not sure what that dry powder is they are using nor do I really know much about chemistry so will pass to you smarter folks Hope all is well with you and yours by the way.