Why not just skip the SCWD and build a controller to alternate the each pump cycle.
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Have you bought the pumps yet? The new ones have built in 0-10V ability, but aren't out yet. Pretty sure building a controller for the old ones wouldn't be all that difficult either. I've been waiting for someone else to do it so I can copy them, hence my suggestion :wink: In terms of reliability can't see much going wrong, never had issues with controllable DC pumps like Tunze before, at least not relating to the controller portion of it. |
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Tagging along on this one buddy, My question is:
Although you have tons of room, why did you decide to go with the internal overflow over an external one ? Can't wait to see the closed loop setup :wink::lol: |
Have you thought about a closed loop for this tank?
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Looking great Grizz, can't wait to see the front pane on!
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looking good Greg....so where do the other two tanks fit into the picture?
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Man I love this build!Lets get some water happening.
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And then pucker time!:biggrin:
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In the future if you need weird plumbing parts let me know.and I'll ship them to you,bulkheads large check/flapper valves.I have account at wholesalers,very handy in my biz.
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closed loop??:twised::twised::twised:
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THATS IT!! Thread is now done and everyone has Denny to thank for it!!
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fine then.....open loop??:lol: |
partially closed and semi open maybe? just trying to help geesh :P
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A whole lot of overflow and a whole lot of returns with a shwack of refugium in between!Dam good plan me thinks.
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awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww the big grizzy needs a hug denny give him a hug
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All I can say is with all those holes I don't think it's gonna hold much water :wink:
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Question. What do you plan to have in 30&60g tanks. Species specific or different types of fish or coral?
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Have you ever noticed that a hug is a sort of closed loop of arms? (.. I'm just saying...)
In all seriousness I'm not a huge fan of closed loops either, Grizz. Carry on, and have fun with da build... |
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http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps277e4a1c.jpg And here you can roughly see where it is on the front pane of glass http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps727a9ec6.jpg |
'Bout time you started this thread
Good thing I read through it all to understand all the holes in the back before I asked the 'sensitive' question :wink::twised: About your dedicated circuit; Are you planning on more than 1 ? I ran 2 to my DT and keep the sump on one, with the tank lights and vortechs on the other Plus my RKL powerbars are plugged into both, so there's no problem with everything going down if a breaker trips. God forbid as I have GFCIs everywhere :smile: |
It's about time this thread got going!! Only a month for water, geez, can't you go any faster........:mrgreen:
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Yes it's a scratch about 1" long right in the viewing area of my starphire front. Working on removing it now.
Stay clear..... this Bear bites off limbs!! |
Getting there & only an hr. of work so far.......
http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps277e4a1c.jpg http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...psf27a8eef.jpghttp://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps14591898.jpg |
I foresee scratch repair in your future
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Final results.......... http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...psf75b4719.jpg |
Nice job! did it warp the glass in any way?
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Looks good Grizz:)
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