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For a smaller reactor I would just shorten the tubes and price would change equal to cost of the tube. Labour time would not change and could do it for $80. The horizontal design is much less in materials since it is much shorter and no inner tube while acheiving the same volume. Should make one and find a guinea pig. |
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![]() can you please elaborate on how small horizontal unit will shake the media with 25 degree rod rotation?
How will this be done? thx |
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The head scratching part that remains is the water in and out connection. John guest type fittings may not work and I will have to find something else that can be just as easily disconnected. I'll put one together right away and see how it works. |
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![]() If the price is right I'll take a 2.5L reactor.
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![]() It sounds really interesting. I'm intrigued!
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![]() i have been looking into building a skimmer lately and have priced out some 6" acrylic tubing all 1/8" and if you buy a 6' length from industrial paints and plasitcs in Calgary they will sell it to you for 105$ nearly halfs your main chamber costs.
they are located in the industrial park in the s.e. near chinook center, they also had the 6" in stock when i was there last wednesday. also i found a site on the internet www.k-mac-plastics.com they aslo sell the acrylic tube for less then you say you can get it IF you buy in a 6' lengths. hope this helps you some. Richard |
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![]() Kari, you can guinea pig us any time. We will pay for anything that makes life/tanks better...
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Thanks for the input though. |