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(NO MORE) 2,000L High tech BEAST

Thanks for sharing your amazing journey Filip, it was great to be along for the ride. Good luck for your new adventure in Jersey.
 
Filip Krupa said:
Its been a very rewarding journey, but as all things good and bad, they must end.
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Rewarding indeed, I bet it was for most of us too... It was a wonderfully unique project to follow...
I guess the steep learning curve and unforgettable experience can only be an end that is the beginning of something new and even better in the future whenever that will be. This you will take with you for the rest of your life and can only lead to something good...

Anyway good luck...
 
zozo said:
Rewarding indeed, I bet it was for most of us too... It was a wonderfully unique project to follow...
I guess the steep learning curve and unforgettable experience can only be an end that is the beginning of something new and even better in the future whenever that will be. This you will take with you for the rest of your life and can only lead to something good...

Anyway good luck...
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Couldn't have put it better myself!
Life is a never ending cycle of sacrifice, the more you sacrifice, the more you grow.

Chuffed you enjoyed the journey as much as I did!
 
All good things come to an end. Its like a great book, the ending is always a little sad/disappointing as its over. Life and adventures are all about the journey not the destination IMO. Good luck in your new adventure and thanks for sharing the beast. The most stand out post IMO must be you in tank with your speedos on, still puts a smile on my face when I think of it 😀
 
zozo said:
Might like to read this.
https://www.dph.nl/article/cat-02/strayvoltages.shtml

Tho he makes some bold statements and has opinions about others opinions to be based on misinformation. I migt add, parts of his opinions and conclusions are based on not having or able to measure for all information.

As said in my opinion the most important question is completely ignored and deemed non excisting. But it stays a fact, light ballast can blast current into the water over the atmosphere without direct physical contact. But same current also exiting the tank over the very same atmosphere causing stress sensation on fish is considered a fairytale. It can't excist if it can't be measured? Since we always need a ground to be able to measure current. And the atmosphere obviously doesn't provide enough ground to measure it. So theoreticaly it is 0 without a ground, in practice i'm not so sure. There is more to electrical power than meets the eye.

I stand my ground 🙂 If it can get into the medium over the atmosphere without direct measurable physical contact, it likely can leave via the very same way.

Problem is, there is no device available able to proof it.
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Its like the birds on a high voltage power line in the air. Its tens or upto even 110.000 Volts. Birds dont fall off. The dont have a contact to ground. 😄
 
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