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12-22-2004, 10:58 PM
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bubble production
has anyone run there skimmers in fresh water to test them out? I am wondering about the difference in bubbles between fresh and salt water.
the reason is I want to get this testing done on the 3 different bubble makers I have but I don't want to waist a bunch of salt water when I am only looking to see how much air they pump into a system. I am using a 40 gal tank for the test and directly spewing the bubbles into it so I can get pictures of the bubble out put. Steve
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12-23-2004, 01:43 AM
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Hello,
Steve, you should know this, given the number of DIYs you made. Titus
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12-23-2004, 02:07 AM
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 I am just trying to visualize the volume of air put out and not the quality of the bubbles. maybe I will do a fresh water run and then a salt water run to throughly test them. If this new eductor works it will drop the price of skimmers dramaticly as a beckett is close to 30.00 and a mazzei is about 80.00 and the new one is 5.00 and needs no housing. Steve
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