Hmmmm. I want to add a calcium reactor to my 300 gallon system but I head it can be expensive. I don't know anything about calcium reactors but heard I need more than just a reactor to use it. Can someone estimate how much installing a calcium reactor on my system will cost me? Thanx.
Calcium Reactor $$$
- Thread starter IcantTHINKofONE
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I have been reseaching this myself. It seems like a new complete system will be around ~500. Used is ~300. Check this out though! http://www.customaquatic.com/customaquatic/pic12.asp
Erik
Erik
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$92 bucks
at:http://ozreef.org/diy/images/c_r_caco3_diagram.html
We have developed a better model with super chilled co2,ozone and hybred, but you can start here for very good cost and get good results.
We have been working with rH=mV/29 + (2xpH) + 6,67 and the atom/ions related: Zn + Cu2+-- Zn2 + Cu, and have great results.
I am sure you will find this to be helpfull after setting up your study on the reactor you decide to get.
Remember at ph 8.3 the relation ammonium is about 1:9 and the ballance is shown: NH4+ +H2o--NH3 + H3o+
I hope this helps in your equashions. :wink:
"Can we Fathom our Reality?"
$92 bucks
at:http://ozreef.org/diy/images/c_r_caco3_diagram.html
We have developed a better model with super chilled co2,ozone and hybred, but you can start here for very good cost and get good results.
We have been working with rH=mV/29 + (2xpH) + 6,67 and the atom/ions related: Zn + Cu2+-- Zn2 + Cu, and have great results.
I am sure you will find this to be helpfull after setting up your study on the reactor you decide to get.
Remember at ph 8.3 the relation ammonium is about 1:9 and the ballance is shown: NH4+ +H2o--NH3 + H3o+
I hope this helps in your equashions. :wink:
"Can we Fathom our Reality?"
We do resurch in three countries and have seen:
GBR: rH 0-9 = heavy reductions
Figi: 10-17= slight reductionss
Maldives: rH8- 25= neutral
RedSea: rH 26- 34= slightly oxidations
Florida: rH35- 42= heavy oxidations
With the use you should do some resurch on this Value:
Ex -iodine SD=+/-20mg/l,calcium+/-5mg/l or strontium SD = +/-5%
during operations of time of respective values.
Using the Reactor with out chilled uv-co2-ozone, the (No3- No2 +No3- No2- + NH4+ -- NO2-, will be affected, resulting in a improper break of H2o.
Keep your bubble counter in the 350-400 range for 1000 mg/l.
Just giving you the notes you should look over as you might decide to use a reactor.
Good luck.
"Can we Fathom our Reality?"
GBR: rH 0-9 = heavy reductions
Figi: 10-17= slight reductionss
Maldives: rH8- 25= neutral
RedSea: rH 26- 34= slightly oxidations
Florida: rH35- 42= heavy oxidations
With the use you should do some resurch on this Value:
Ex -iodine SD=+/-20mg/l,calcium+/-5mg/l or strontium SD = +/-5%
during operations of time of respective values.
Using the Reactor with out chilled uv-co2-ozone, the (No3- No2 +No3- No2- + NH4+ -- NO2-, will be affected, resulting in a improper break of H2o.
Keep your bubble counter in the 350-400 range for 1000 mg/l.
Just giving you the notes you should look over as you might decide to use a reactor.
Good luck.
"Can we Fathom our Reality?"
Here's the formula C5H used:
ok, here's the periodic table on Zn:
and on Cu:
the other equation C5H used:
H3 is an isotope, here's the description:
And here's a link to the periodic table of elements:
http://140.198.18.108/periodic/periodic.html
So C5H uses radioactive hydrogen in his Ca reactor??
ok, here's the periodic table on Zn:
and on Cu:
the other equation C5H used:
H3 is an isotope, here's the description:
And here's a link to the periodic table of elements:
http://140.198.18.108/periodic/periodic.html
So C5H uses radioactive hydrogen in his Ca reactor??
:arrow: hi.
RDO has had weirdos that talk nonsense all the time, but lately, there seems to be more than normal. Obviously, it is very easy to do it. See below:
C5H4O3N4 does research for past 16 years. He used to be a post doc in my lab, but quited after some personal problem with the PI. I worked iwth him on the study of effect of rH with the use of CuPtW catalyst in reef environment and it's anticynobacterial property for treatment of outbreak under high nitrate/nitrate/amonium condition. The ligand for the catalyst is, surprise!, an organic compound C5H4O3N4. The equashion "rH=mV/29 + (2xpH) + 6,67" is deducted from the Faraday formula with substitution of the Hemitonian. It is called the Ing's equation among the group's members because I were the one who deducted it with a slight hint from him. It is called the Ing-C5H4O3N4 equation in past 14 years...
RDO has had weirdos that talk nonsense all the time, but lately, there seems to be more than normal. Obviously, it is very easy to do it. See below:
C5H4O3N4 does research for past 16 years. He used to be a post doc in my lab, but quited after some personal problem with the PI. I worked iwth him on the study of effect of rH with the use of CuPtW catalyst in reef environment and it's anticynobacterial property for treatment of outbreak under high nitrate/nitrate/amonium condition. The ligand for the catalyst is, surprise!, an organic compound C5H4O3N4. The equashion "rH=mV/29 + (2xpH) + 6,67" is deducted from the Faraday formula with substitution of the Hemitonian. It is called the Ing's equation among the group's members because I were the one who deducted it with a slight hint from him. It is called the Ing-C5H4O3N4 equation in past 14 years...
IcantTHINKofONE":4h86pfif said:
Now back to the issue. Compare to the price of your tank, the reactor is a moderately priced accessory. For a complete reactor "system," you need a carbon dioxide tank (similar to a fire extinguisher), a pressure regulator to bring the pressure down to manageable level, a needle valve to control the amount of CO2 to added to the reactor, and a solenoid if you want to work with a pH monitor. IME, for a moderately sized system like a 300 gal tank, it is usually working 24/7 so that you can do without the solenoid, but YMMV.
If you DIY, you can get it to work for about $200-400. If you buy ready-maded reactor and accessory, you will be looking at $400 to 1200 depends on spec.
randy holmes-farley
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Where are Randy Holmes-Farley and Craig Bingman when you need them?....
I can't speak for Craig, but I'm laughing along with the rest of you. I hope no one actually believes any of it is real.
IcantTHINKofONE:
What system are you using now for calcium and alkalinity supplements? Depending on what it is, and what's in the tank, a reactor may end up being less expensive in the long run. Limewater is another good choice for a large tank, and can be as inexpensive as any scheme.
I can't speak for Craig, but I'm laughing along with the rest of you. I hope no one actually believes any of it is real.
IcantTHINKofONE:
What system are you using now for calcium and alkalinity supplements? Depending on what it is, and what's in the tank, a reactor may end up being less expensive in the long run. Limewater is another good choice for a large tank, and can be as inexpensive as any scheme.
(just want to make sure... D2O is heavy water, H3O+ is related to acid and base. In an ocean of heavy water, not many living thing can live (due to isotope effect, not radiation), and it does not get bluer as you dive deeper (due to transitional vibration mode of heavy water)... it is ~perfectly clear)
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