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Buccaneer 09-04-2003 05:17 AM

DIY Denitrator
 
Anyone build one of these yet ? ... does it actually work ?

Cheers

Jack 09-04-2003 05:53 AM

DSB :mrgreen:

Buccaneer 09-04-2003 05:55 AM

Good one ! :lol: ... got one of those already but was looking for real world experience with the one with the coil thingy :rolleyes:

Cheers

StirCrazy 09-04-2003 06:03 AM

I used to use it in fresh water set up and found it was more hassel to keep clean that iot was worth. not sure about in salt water though.

Steve

Jack 09-04-2003 06:06 AM

Are you thinking of making one? High nitrates Steve?

Buccaneer 09-04-2003 06:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack
Are you thinking of making one? High nitrates Steve?

Actually no :lol: ... Curious more than anything ... seen this project every now and then as I surf DIY projects that I might consider to build ... seemed simple enough and just wondered if anyone was using one ?

Cheers

LostMind 09-04-2003 07:12 AM

I'm curious as well....

Delphinus 09-04-2003 02:56 PM

You don't need one on a reef...

Have heard mixed reviews of the idea over the years when I followed freshwater discussions a little more. Seems the theory is sound it's just hard to get it completely correct once built kind of thing.

If you're looking for a DIY project, have you thought about making your own glass? I mean ... how hard can it be. First, grab a bucket of silica sand. Then, make yourself a really, really hot fire, ....... :razz: :lol: :mrgreen: :biggrin:

Buccaneer 09-04-2003 03:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Delphinus
If you're looking for a DIY project, have you thought about making your own glass? I mean ... how hard can it be. First, grab a bucket of silica sand. Then, make yourself a really, really hot fire, ....... :razz: :lol: :mrgreen: :biggrin:

Got schematics ? :mrgreen:


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