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GPH in a carbon reactor?
- Thread starter Nickjr000
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depends on the reactor and how much media you have in it.
If it's just something like a TLF reactor, the min-jets are good, with a ball valve to dial back the flow so that the water moves through the carbon, but does not move the carbon. There was discussion in I think a phosban reactor thread where (I think Dave) spelled it out pretty eloquently. Lemme see if I can find it..
If it's just something like a TLF reactor, the min-jets are good, with a ball valve to dial back the flow so that the water moves through the carbon, but does not move the carbon. There was discussion in I think a phosban reactor thread where (I think Dave) spelled it out pretty eloquently. Lemme see if I can find it..
http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=21943.30
For what its worth, I have the mini-jet 600 on my TLF with a ball valve to dial it back. not really sure what the "GPH" on it is after being dialed back, but I dial it back visually so the carbon isn't moving (after that other post anyway. I did have it tumble at the top, but have since dialed it back)
For what its worth, I have the mini-jet 600 on my TLF with a ball valve to dial it back. not really sure what the "GPH" on it is after being dialed back, but I dial it back visually so the carbon isn't moving (after that other post anyway. I did have it tumble at the top, but have since dialed it back)