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44 | 36.07% |
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81 | 66.39% |
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07-20-2010, 02:03 PM
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assuming you have a controller, a ca reactor SHOULD be set and forget aside from the odd testing.
I can see how without a controller, it might get tedious to keep things in line but I would take a controller before just about any other piece of equipment I have so to me having one is a no brainer. I wasn't implying anything about dosing pumps other than the only reason they are so widely in use RIGHT now is that they are currently in vogue and not neccesarily a better system than a ca reactor...just different and considered progressive at this point in time. 
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