Perry I love the TSA Spyro. I have had so much encrusting before any new branches growing but after a year mine is finally taking off. Here is where mine is at (PC Rainbow on bottom right and Spyro to the left)@Sweet Reef Corals
I believe this one is from Jesse, and is sort of lurking, waiting to go nuts!
TSA Spyro The Dragon
Perry I love the TSA Spyro. I have had so much encrusting before any new branches growing but after a year mine is finally taking off. Here is where mine is at (PC Rainbow on bottom right and Spyro to the left)
Last summer, as Alan graduated from Princeton, we were going back and forth over some really cool concepts of Acropora feeding, bacteria, and its role on a closed environment. I am excited to see that Alan has went to production with an idea he had to combine many products, essentially a reef feed marinade. Not to be confused with an acropora feed, this one surely goes WAY deeper into the balancing of many reef related feeders. This concept aligns deeply with my personal philosophy of reef keeping and life in general.
Tim, this changes the game for power outages, I will buy another Delta 2 so the xtra battery can swap back and forth from my bedroom where I have portable AC unit, TV, computer, basically a comfort zone during outage. The Generator can run on constant for other home essentials, as well as charging batteries. Being able to relax during these hurricane outages is a good investment as I get older. My next energy backup will include install of a serviceable 200 gallon propane tank t9 allow multiple weeks of outages if necessary
Some may read, some may not, either way, the few who get it, cool
Backup plans. I have attached my recent Y-Tube short, to show my backup system.
Ecoflow Delta 2 with the backup battery. On a short test, with the 2 combined, I could run 2 Orphek OR3 Blues, 2 Jeboa SOW-20's, and EcoTech M1 @70%, the battery and back up, would last at least 12, maybe 14 hours. Now this doesn't seem like much, but it takes up to 500 inbound watts of solar. Also, Your generator can recharge the battery and backup in 2 hours. Now, that's at 1200 watts recharge, mine is changed to only charging at 500 inbound watts, as to keep the heat lower, which, that data is available through the blue tooth or wifi app. So, my generator would take around 6 hours, no worries at 500 watts, it runs constantly at 3500 watts, and is off propane.
Here's the mind blow, this runs on their "EPS" mode, which essentially making it a seamless UPS. So, those pumps and lights, are able to run when power goes down, without power loss. The wifi app, will give you data on your battery, watt input/output, as well as battery memory, and more. So, if you're at work, and there's a power loss, no worries
To me, it seems that this should be considered before livestock, but it took me lots of stressful moments, to finally get peace of mind, lol. Thanks for reading
