Shane,
>Okay DIYers. Quick question. Does the main housing in a calcium reactor have
>to be a thick ridgid plastic, or can you utilize a thinner plastic housing?
Doesn't have to be, no. But remember you do have to have a glue that will
stick the thinner plastic to what ever fittings you are using.
>Do calcium reactors have that much pressure in them? It would depend, I
Depends on the size of the pump you are using to feed it and whether you
control the water flow rate on the entry or exit to the unit.
>guess, on the GPH that you are trying to push through them, but how many GPH
>do you really end up using?? I am working on a plan for a very very cheap
Depends a lot on the system calcification rate. Ball park figure that
people start at is 1 LPM
Catch ya,
DBW | The Caretaker, OZ REEF Marine Park
Melbourne | http://ozreef.org/
Australia | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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