Question for all of you that have or SELL controller's

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by Coleus

base on what i am reading, seem like you can monitor your system with RKP with iphone but not controlling the outlets. Some one with RKP need to confirm this.

Yes for sure, some more info needed.

SO how are you, the misses and the twins doing these days?

[Coleus]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

Yes for sure, some more info needed.

SO how are you, the misses and the twins doing these days?

Everyone is doing well except my tank. Thanks for asking :-)

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by Coleus

Everyone is doing well except my tank. Thanks for asking :-)

You are having some issues as well? Everything in my tank seems to be doing ok except for my clams and I have been so busy the last month that the tank needs some TLC.

[Coleus]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

You are having some issues as well? Everything in my tank seems to be doing ok except for my clams and I have been so busy the last month that the tank needs some TLC.

No issues, just that i sold most of my corals because of angels I have so ... you know, plus don't have much time to proper care for the tank

[The Grizz]

I hear you there on the time issue. No clams in your tank that you want to sell??

So far the DA is about $200 cheaper for the same things

[kien]

I have all the probes for my controller, temp, salinity, ORP, pH. The only probe I find useful is the temp probe. It controls the aquarium temp with the heaters and fans.

The other probes, completely useless and a waste of money for me.

ORP - I know what it is measuring but I have no idea what it means I never pay attention to it.
pH - kinda neat to see but for the price of the probe it really does not add anything useful to me. Been watching my daily pH go from 7.7 to 8.3 for over a year now. I have never done anything with my pH and I don't even notice it anymore.
Salinity - again, neat to see but hardly ever changes plus, with my probe I have to clean and calibrate it often to get an accurate reading. And by often I mean every 3 days. At that rate of maintenance I'm better off just using the refractometer. I used to use it to control my salinity until it failed. Once it got too dirty or miscalibrated it would read a bad (false low) salinity value and try to dump too much salt water to compensate. Thankfully it wasn't a disaster but it was annoying. Even this probe I ignore now because I can't be bothered to clean it as often as it seems to need to be cleaned.

Sorry there may have been a bit of ranting there LOL. Seriously tho if my controller died tomorrow I would get a basic controller (apex or reefkeeper) with a temp probe and network add on and call it a day.

[The Grizz]

Thanks for the rant I mean info on your controller Kien every little bit helps.