Please describe the principle of operation and construction of the bubble
stone.
Jim
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From: V [mailto:vzo...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 6:24 PM
To: sol
Subject: ***Possible Spam*** Re: CS>Hello...
Hi sol,
Yes use the bubble stone and it dose not matter where the bubbles are all
thep do is stir the water and they can stir it from anywhere. A bubble stone
will stir much harder.
Take care,
V
> How do you get the bubbler to stay where you want it? In my homemade
> generator, I spent more time trying to get the bubbles to go between the
> electodes than anything else. Again I don't use that generator, it was
> just for learning, but still, I'm curious to know if you have a way to
> make that fish bubbler not float around all over the gallon jar?
> Do you use the bubble stone?
> sol
> Tel Tofflemire wrote:
>> I use a gallon tea jar with slots cut in the lid for spacing silver
>> strips, and a small fish tank bubbler with a in line filter & air
>> valuve, with my colloidal master 777. I have used it for years with no
>> problems.
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