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I actually have these parker metering valves that are much better than the swagelok. I don't think that is what I gave Boun though. hahaha

I've been doing it like this for a few years now. If my numbers ever look very off I switch to manual until I can fix it.

For regulators, a good dual stage is a better choice. I think I have a bunch of parts still if you need any to build one.

Just changed my schedule to do 2 tests in the middle of the day and skip the midnight test. This will help lessen my alk swing as my CaRx is controlled by the trident.

If you run a pH probe it should be in the carx. I have never bothered with a probe, I just run extra CO2.

I believe pushing is better because of a pressure build up if you pull. Some reactors are meant to run under some pressure, but most now are not.

It should be fine.

I am not planning on going to the swap, I feel like I can be completely impartial in my voting if you want another person.

I used emarco solely on my current tank. It does take some patience, however it sets faster than you expect.

Yeah I don't care about b and c. With a carx, my ca and mg do not drift independently of my alk. All I care about is the alk.

But does that mater if I don't ever want to use it?

Thoughts on just running and testing reagent A. Will this be a problem?

How do you do this? I want to check alk frequently but only when the lights are on. I could care less about b/c. If I could only test Alk that would be great.

No, I haven't been to any event since starting back up. Life has been too busy.

5 inches or so.

The clam is still doing great!

I got some recently from us plastic. I got 1/8id 1/4od to replace my kamoer fx-stp tubing. Not sure if that would work for you. I only got 5 feet so, I don't really have any to spare but here is a link. Link is here. https://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?itemid=22671

Yup my B reagent was bad.

I can trim at any point in time. Let me know.

Also make sure you use lots of water.