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This is my tank as of today as a result of good reef keeping and Apex Control :
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This is my tank as of today as a result of good reef keeping and Apex Control :
Regal for sure the king of the tank. He begs me for food. He eats like a pig... I can actually hand feed him pellets...
Here's my Apex Fusion:
Hi there. How did u set up your camera on your apex fusion any forums? Or links can you help me
Neptune has the DOS system for dosing. I'd imagine that there will be some type of integration with this that will allow you to control amounts being dosed out over the day based on the readings of the Trident.I do not have any type of controller at the moment so I am most interested in the Trident so I can kill 2 birds with one stone.
I tried to read through and find out but I couldnt see it so sorry if this has already been answered.
It states that it monitors the parameters, I will definitely be sold on it if it can also control the dose to keep these paramaters. Can it do that? and if it can, how does it go about it? at the moment I dose 24 times a day, will this system only dose 4 times a day based on the readings? or will it do 24 doses a day, and top up/skip/alter dosage amounts split over 24 doses?
Thank you
Actually still in Q1 but starting to get worried as there’s been ZERO trident chatter not even on the NSI front :/Q2 is here, let's do this!
exactly...Actually still in Q1 but starting to get worried as there’s been ZERO trident chatter not even on the NSI front :/
It is interesting to have some insight into how the unit works but i am sure that the accuracy is, or is very close to the stated accuracy.
But for the record, ph probes are notorious for going bad and wavering from calibration. I use them everyday at work and I can tell you that we are constantly swapping out high quality, laboratory grade PH probes.
I am curious..if you have an alkatronic.. why are you concerned at all about the trident?Well did they say that was the final official accuracy? I assumed that was preliminary. If not I agree it would be what's stated. Regardless It'd be pretty dumb to release that without being confident it would hold true.
As far as your experience of pH probes being notorious for going bad and wavering from calibration, that's your experience and also are two different things and not necessarily mutually exclusive. Wavering from calibration can be easily remedied by calibrating regularly, which everyone should be doing anyway. "high quality" lab grade probes are also not all the same and there are several factors as far as installation and operating environment that influence their performance and longevity. Having said that I'm not here to challenge your experiences lol, so let's move past that.
The alkatronic uses pH based titration and has stated accuracy of the same +/- .05 dkH. However in later testing and supposedly expected in most installations it will achieve greater than that like +/- .03. So pH based titration is certainly as if not more accurate. I have found that to be true through my testing of dkh standardized solutions as well as in the accuracy and consistency of the testing of my aquarium.
I'm less concerned with that aspect though, so please focus on this (i dont want to debate ph probes/ph titration accuracy etc): the one pump dosinh different solutions. They may have come up with a way to deal with that and I'm curious to know what it is. That's really what I was expecting to receive as a reply. Someone telling me how/why it's not an issue. I'm curious.
Would love to hear more about an expected release date