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I didn’t see any mention of them replacing or refunding anything.

That’s awfully nice but I don’t know when I’ll be up in your neck of the woods.

How do you request that? I’ve run into the same situation a couple times. Sometimes a delivery is important enough that if it means putting in a little leg work to get it it may be worth it. You should get a discount since they didn’t deliver it the whole way.

@Ranjib Dey is on here from time to time. He’s the one who “made” it. I haven’t seen him on in a while though.

That’s definitely not 2-3L. I would guess about 250ml.

I agree. 1tsp is 1/200 of a liter so 2-3 liters would put it around 0.2% or 2ppt.

Well there you go. Problem solved. Do you happen to know if the apex is able to control the ap700 or is it just the newer lights?

I imagine there’s fine print saying something like, “does not count towards MAP items”?

If the coral was in there for 50 mins, I would suspect it would be wildly diluted. My guess would be no more than 10% honey (just a guess though); even that seems like a lot.

It’s been rumored for some time now that kessil lights will be controllable via the apex. @Vhuang168 hows that coming? Also, have you looked at the 500x? I don’t know if you need that much par, but worth a look.

So are TDS meters and conductivity probes the same thing just giving different units of measurement?

Welcome back. How’s life treating you?

When I lived in south San Jose we were on well water. We had no chloramines but fairly high tds because of sediment. The sediment got taken care of by the pre filter pretty easily and the rodi took care of the rest. @JVU’s point is valid in that you simply don’t know what the 2 TDS is. It...

Uniseal was surprisingly easy to install and equally surprising that they don’t leak.

That’s funny, I was going to recommend that place but I haven’t been there in over 20 years. I wasn’t sure if they were still around.

I don’t recall my rpm, but a faster feed rate would be better than slower for melting. Slower means more revolutions cutting less material. I think the slowest my router goes is 12,000 rpm but I usually only use that setting for my largest router bits (3-1/2” diameter).

Oh man, I never noticed that was part of the paid subscription.

I’m not often impressed with lasers but man, that’s pretty amazing.

I did mine with a router by hand. I made a full sized template out of MDF first and then just used a flush trim bit. Then used this bit to make the groove. I put the groove in the edge of the 1/4” acrylic so because the bit is 1/8” tall, there was only 1/16” of material on the top and bottom. I...