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 Just bangin on ya Tony, haha :P 
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			 I see.  I guess that's not too bad, although I still think I like my idea of using the reservoir better.  
		
	
		
		
		
		
			  There's no deviation in the salinity (although I agree that the deviation in your scenario is likely negligible).  Certainly if you don't have the space for a reservoir, that is a workable solution, although seems to me it involves more components and is just a "tad" more complex.
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			 Was going to be gone for a few days so wanted something quick so rather than playing around with solenoids, relays etc without a period of testing just got a humidifier float and hooked directly to rodi. 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		
		
	
	
	Understand the reasoning for a small volume reservoir if float fails open and still might go that route but this is working prefect for now. ![]()  | 
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