I have no clue what yous are talking about lol
See Zeus's post of use of reactors to remove the fine CO2 bubbles.
https://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads...-co2-reactors-fitted.43046/page-5#post-496893
I have no clue what yous are talking about lol
I found out that the bottom chamber has a design fault and needs to be fitted with an extra seal to make a tight connection.If you do this.then this inline diffuser will produce tiny bubbles like a CHAMP .the cheramic champer must NOT fill with water when co2 is off!It all fills with water when no CO2 is on, about 50PSI for my input rate.
I found out that the bottom chamber has a design fault and needs to be fitted with an extra seal to make a tight connection.If you do this.then this inline diffuser will produce tiny bubbles like a CHAMP .the cheramic champer must NOT fill with water when co2 is off!
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I brought an extra ceramic and used one of the two seals it came with.you have to twist the top cap real hard/tightcan you elaborate? which seal do you need extra, do you have any pics?
I'm currently testing the Proflora 12/16 and placed the extra sealing ring. It diffuses the CO2 very well.
But when I turn the CO2 off over night, the CO2 tube underneath the Proflora fills up with water.
When I turn on the CO2 again it pushes out the water and starts diffusing the CO2 again..
I use an extra check valve so it's not very harmful I think? Should I adjust something?
(on the JBL website they suggest soaking the ceramic in water for 24h first.. I didn't do that but it's running for two days now..)
(I filled up the bubble counter with water in the beginning but now it's completely filled, is this normal?)
!! I just realize that my Proflora is at the same height as my CO2 output.. should I place it 20cm higher?
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Soaked mine in Citric acid then bleach and bottle brushed it still big bubbles, put it down to the high psi and injection rate I use.Cleaning the membrane with a hose brush does miracles in making the mist finer..... And you could also bleach it.
Soaked mine in Citric acid then bleach and bottle brushed it still big bubbles, put it down to the high psi and injection rate I use.
How old is it? Maybe time for new one?
I found out that the bottom chamber has a design fault and needs to be fitted with an extra seal to make a tight connection.If you do this.then this inline diffuser will produce tiny bubbles like a CHAMP .the cheramic champer must NOT fill with water when co2 is off!
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I retro fitted additional o rings to 1 and 2. Essentially it doesn’t matter as these just compress the ceramic diffuser in the chamber so the gas can’t just take the easiest route which in the case of a standard off the shelf unit would be passing by the existing o rings at these positions.
Mine is working great now and produces a misty look similar to that of using an in tank diffuser. Without the o rings added, large bubbles of gas are emitted so this proves most units are still shipping as faulty which isn’t really German quality imo.
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Hi franks,I retro fitted additional o rings to 1 and 2. Essentially it doesn’t matter as these just compress the ceramic diffuser in the chamber so the gas can’t just take the easiest route which in the case of a standard off the shelf unit would be passing by the existing o rings at these positions.
Mine is working great now and produces a misty look similar to that of using an in tank diffuser. Without the o rings added, large bubbles of gas are emitted so this proves most units are still shipping as faulty which isn’t really German quality imo.
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I manage to get some genetic flat rubber washer. Cut it to similar size and slice it coz its too thick.
Pop it in between the ceramic diffuser and test run it. Hmm, nw i can see micro bubbles being diffused out from my outlet. Guess its work. Bubbles are very tiny but still cant achieve those misty liked bubbles like from the UP inline diffuser. =)