http://marine-engineers.org The Marine Reef Aquarium Source Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:48:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://marine-engineers.org/2011/07/05/the-herbie-overflow/#comment-1244 Joseph Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:48:31 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?p=1766#comment-1244 I would suggest swapping the holes for the main and secondary overflows. There should be plenty of capacity through the smaller hole running as a full siphon and should that become blocked you would want the larger capacity available to the secondary overflow since it functioning as a traditional Durso/Stockman standpipe. Also, when everything is working normally, the secondary overfly will be quieter with the larger pipe as there is more surface area and room for airflow reducing thereby turbulence when draining the surplus of the tuned siphon. I would suggest swapping the holes for the main and secondary overflows. There should be plenty of capacity through the smaller hole running as a full siphon and should that become blocked you would want the larger capacity available to the secondary overflow since it functioning as a traditional Durso/Stockman standpipe. Also, when everything is working normally, the secondary overfly will be quieter with the larger pipe as there is more surface area and room for airflow reducing thereby turbulence when draining the surplus of the tuned siphon.

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/firstbite-sps-coral-food/#comment-1242 FirstBite Foods SPS Coral Food Closer Look - Marine Engineers Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:10:51 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?page_id=10709#comment-1242 [...] this new high end food which will give us all to try it out. Check out the details of their SPS Coral Food after the [...] [...] this new high end food which will give us all to try it out. Check out the details of their SPS Coral Food after the [...]

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/orphek/#comment-1240 Orphek Brings on the Dimmers With "Nilus" 120 Watt LED - Marine Engineers Wed, 22 Feb 2012 12:34:14 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?page_id=9880#comment-1240 [...] there’s one thing I’ve heard Orphek PR-156 LED users beg for again and again, it’s dimmer controls, and Orphek has heard the [...] [...] there’s one thing I’ve heard Orphek PR-156 LED users beg for again and again, it’s dimmer controls, and Orphek has heard the [...]

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/anemones/#comment-1232 Zeovit Invasion: Coral Snow and Pohl's Xtra - Marine Engineers Wed, 22 Feb 2012 03:33:59 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?page_id=9299#comment-1232 [...] Anemones [...] [...] Anemones [...]

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/zeovit/#comment-1231 Zeovit Invasion: Coral Snow and Pohl's Xtra - Marine Engineers Wed, 22 Feb 2012 03:33:41 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?page_id=9959#comment-1231 [...] a Zeovit invasion going on in my neck of the woods thanks to Proline Aquatics, and to start trying out this [...] [...] a Zeovit invasion going on in my neck of the woods thanks to Proline Aquatics, and to start trying out this [...]

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/2011/12/14/ecotech-marine-radion-xr30w-wireless-control/#comment-1229 Dr. Feel Good Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:07:22 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?p=5742#comment-1229 The hub has to stay connected to the Radion by USB cable. Your computer connects to the hub wirelessly. The hub has to stay connected to the Radion by USB cable. Your computer connects to the hub wirelessly.

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/trachyphylliidae-lobed-brain-coral/#comment-1226 Jakarta Ultra Red Wellsophyllia Brain Coral in Tonight's Diver's Den - Marine Engineers Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:00:55 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?page_id=7760#comment-1226 [...] Diver’s Den is going to be featuring a wellsophyllia brain coral that I can only describe as a mint velvet cake look. The green center coupled with the [...] [...] Diver’s Den is going to be featuring a wellsophyllia brain coral that I can only describe as a mint velvet cake look. The green center coupled with the [...]

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/2011/12/14/ecotech-marine-radion-xr30w-wireless-control/#comment-1223 Chuck Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:59:49 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?p=5742#comment-1223 Hiya, I've been looking for an amazing solution like this. Just one thing bugging my mind tho : I understand that the PC is connected to the USB hub by a little USB-with-antennae that communicates wirelessly to each other. How does the USB hub communicate with the radion? Is there another USB-with-antennae that is permanently on the radion or do you use cables to connect the USB hub and the radion? Thx for the lovely insight! Hiya,
I’ve been looking for an amazing solution like this. Just one thing bugging my mind tho : I understand that the PC is connected to the USB hub by a little USB-with-antennae that communicates wirelessly to each other. How does the USB hub communicate with the radion? Is there another USB-with-antennae that is permanently on the radion or do you use cables to connect the USB hub and the radion? Thx for the lovely insight!

]]> http://marine-engineers.org/2012/02/19/hong-kongs-fish-street/#comment-1215 Nick Norgal Sun, 19 Feb 2012 19:42:42 +0000 http://marine-engineers.org/?p=9930#comment-1215 Very interesting to see the fish industry in a different country. Thanks for sharing. Very interesting to see the fish industry in a different country. Thanks for sharing.

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