Anyone Heard/Used this Equipment?

[OCS]

Anyone here ever heard of or used this piece of equipment? Sounds nice if
it works.
Here is a link

www.ecoaqualizer.com

[Marc Levenson]

It is one of those heavily debated items.... Overall, the majority seem to
think it is worthless, because it is virtually impossible to prove that it is
working.

One thing it does appear to do is depress oxygen levels in the tank, which does
improve clarity, but your livestock needs oxygen..... <rolling eyes>

Marc


OCS wrote:

> Anyone here ever heard of or used this piece of equipment? Sounds nice if
> it works.
> Here is a link
>
> www.ecoaqualizer.com

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[OCS]

Glad I asked.

"Marc Levenson" > wrote in message
...
> It is one of those heavily debated items.... Overall, the majority seem
to
> think it is worthless, because it is virtually impossible to prove that it
is
> working.
>
> One thing it does appear to do is depress oxygen levels in the tank, which
does
> improve clarity, but your livestock needs oxygen..... <rolling eyes>
>
> Marc
>
>
> OCS wrote:
>
> > Anyone here ever heard of or used this piece of equipment? Sounds nice
if
> > it works.
> > Here is a link
> >
> > www.ecoaqualizer.com
>
> --
> Personal Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com/oanda/index.html
> Business Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com
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>
>

[Raymond]

Marc Levenson > wrote in message >...
> It is one of those heavily debated items.... Overall, the majority seem to
> think it is worthless, because it is virtually impossible to prove that it is
> working.
>
> One thing it does appear to do is depress oxygen levels in the tank, which does
> improve clarity, but your livestock needs oxygen..... <rolling eyes>
>
> Marc

Do you know of some one that has actually tested the oxygen levels in
their tank before and after this device has been installed and seen
that the levels decrease? This is the exact opposite of what they
claim....

I don't have one of these things but I did go read their claims and
explanations. The strong magnets that are used for "water softening"
that are similar to this product do work. I'm not saying that it
actually softens the water but test after test after test has shown
that it does reduce the amount of scale that is left in water pipes,
tanks, etc.. Now I don't know that this is a great thing for our fish
tanks but I don't know that it's not either. Their explanation fits
what I have read about the water softener products for what ever that
is worth.

Raymond

[Marc Levenson]

I know of two guys that have actually tested it themselves. One is actually doing it
currently, and a number of us are looking forward to hearing his report.

This is one of those products that I looked at *twice* (each MACNA they send a vendor), and
still find it fishy. (LOL) I've read some of the discussions about this unit, and while I
didn't memorize the factoids offered, I got the overall impression it is a waste of time,
money and effort. However YMMV and if you or someone else wants to use one, that is
absolutely their right.

You might do a search on RC about this product, as it has been discussed there often enough.

Marc


Raymond wrote:

> Do you know of some one that has actually tested the oxygen levels in
> their tank before and after this device has been installed and seen
> that the levels decrease? This is the exact opposite of what they
> claim....
>

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[BigBru]

Hocus pocus. Waste of your money.
"Marc Levenson" > wrote in message
...
> I know of two guys that have actually tested it themselves. One is
actually doing it
> currently, and a number of us are looking forward to hearing his report.
>
> This is one of those products that I looked at *twice* (each MACNA they
send a vendor), and
> still find it fishy. (LOL) I've read some of the discussions about this
unit, and while I
> didn't memorize the factoids offered, I got the overall impression it is a
waste of time,
> money and effort. However YMMV and if you or someone else wants to use
one, that is
> absolutely their right.
>
> You might do a search on RC about this product, as it has been discussed
there often enough.
>
> Marc
>
>
> Raymond wrote:
>
> > Do you know of some one that has actually tested the oxygen levels in
> > their tank before and after this device has been installed and seen
> > that the levels decrease? This is the exact opposite of what they
> > claim....
> >
>
> --
> Personal Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com/oanda/index.html
> Business Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com
> Marine Hobbyist: http://www.melevsreef.com
>
>