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![]() Good range, NSW is something like 8 dKH.
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ok I got the effluant down to 60ml/min and now i have to turn the regulator all the way just to get to 0.1 and there are no bubbles... Tony..help me lol |
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![]() Ok .. um .. hmmm. I guess the question I have is, how did you dial down the flowrate? Is the valve on the output of the reactor or the input?
Your regulator - you should have a main pressure adjustment knob and a needle valve - you should be able to just open the pressure knob a little more to increase the outlet pressure, thus giving you some bubbles? Can you post a picture of the regulator?
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![]() This is the one I use:
http://www.automatedaquariums.com/mw_ma957.htm (just picked a site that had a good picture of it, I got mine from one of the usual MO suspects in Canada ![]() Anyhow on mine the black knob is the outlet pressure setting, the brass knob is for fine tuning the bubble rate. The throat valve on the cylinder is just open all the way when you have a regulator, and then you close it for transport or storing... It sort of sounds like you might not have a needle valve? (You'll definitely need one if you don't). I realize this is sort of inconvenient but think you could snap a quick picture of the cylinder and regulator just so I can visualize what you've got going on there?
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