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Should the ph electrode be placed at the opposite end of the tank in
reference to the position of the co2 reactor or should it be placed in close proximity? It seems that there is a waste of co2 gas with the electrode too far away and the ph reading is a little higher. Any comments. Am a real newbie at this deal. Thanks for your help in advance. Dan |
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More likely a water circulation issue especially with tank busting plants.
The pH is likely to be lower on the ouput side of the spray bar compared to the other side of the tank in such circumstances. "Dan" wrote in message ... Should the ph electrode be placed at the opposite end of the tank in reference to the position of the co2 reactor or should it be placed in close proximity? It seems that there is a waste of co2 gas with the electrode too far away and the ph reading is a little higher. Any comments. Am a real newbie at this deal. Thanks for your help in advance. Dan |
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