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01-17-2009, 08:21 PM
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Victory is mine
 I got the sump room up and running after a week of 16 hr days and sleepless nights it finally came to life last night or should I say this morning at around 1AM. Only one little leak on the outlet of the return pump. I will deal with this today I am going to try and double up the teflon tape and see if it will seal I cant crank the fitting down any more as it is pulling on the plumbing. OK got rid of the long length of spa flex put in a length of schedule 40  This enabled me to secure it to the structure in the ceiling so it wont pull on the plumbing that is under the tank as this was causing a problem with the previous set up.  The drops are in place and tied in to the ceiling I need a new piece of glass cut for the top of the sump the plumbing was putting pressure on it when it was on the old sump under the tank and broke it around one of the bulk heads  WHOO HOO!!!!!!!! Time to filler up  All right it is up and running the New Bubble King is in place and running But I need to make up more salt water.  Magie Still keeping an eye on things making sure I do it right  
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01-24-2009, 08:55 PM
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Today it is time to get the Aquacare turbo III reactor up and running
I decided to do a mock up in the living room so I could watch the start of the Rolex 24 HR. of Daytona Good thing the wife is not home  Went by Aquatic Addictions yesterday afternoon and picked up a Sedra 2500 for a supply pump then off to Home depot to pick up some parts to get it down to a 1/4 inch supply line and a by pass to let out excess pressure I will also use this pump to supply my phosban reactor  mounted the pump to the back board and the Co2 sensor to the ports  The Bubble King SM250 braking in nicely  Magie has given up and gone to bed 
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