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I do like the idea of the humidity detector. I'm going to order one today. Thanks, rjack.
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As long as you don't get the disks soaking wet or oily, you can reuse them. Just hit it with a hair dryer for 5 mins (use tweezers). It will turn blue again and you can pop it back in the holder. Replacing them every year or so is a good idea, but you don't have to replace them every filter change.
Danged cheap insurance that your 13x/charcoal isn't saturated and letting organic vapors through to your tanks.
Danged cheap insurance that your 13x/charcoal isn't saturated and letting organic vapors through to your tanks.
Brand0n
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run the pvc pipe to outside, and always check when maken air that there are no idling cars nearby, or anything that could contaminate your air.
I have an identical looking detector but it uses a 1/4" wide humidity strip across the top of a CO2 detector.btierney:
Surface Tension
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There is a great discussion on in line humidity and CO detectors here:
http://thedecostop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19093
I ended up going with an in line 10/20/30 percent humidity/indicator from Texas Technologies. It works like a champ.
http://thedecostop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19093
I ended up going with an in line 10/20/30 percent humidity/indicator from Texas Technologies. It works like a champ.
DA Aquamaster:
Those strips start to turn at 40% RH, that's quite a bit of water, way over grade E limits. Your AC is less effective too. I change mine at 20% RH.
The spot CO detectors are unreliable. They are only supposed to change at 50ppm.
Grade E limits (which are too high for any kind of deep diving) are 10ppm. Limits for OCA are 2ppm. This is the best CO detector "system" on the market for home compressor installations: http://www.denninger.net/diving/co-analyzer.htm
Carlos K.
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Brian,
If you send me your email address, I can get you the Bauer installation manual; it's a small .pdf file.
CK
If you send me your email address, I can get you the Bauer installation manual; it's a small .pdf file.
CK
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I need some help guys... I am in the processing of cleaning the Intermediate Separator on my Utilus 10 and don't have a clue what or where to get the tools I need to remove the nut holding the filter on... any help is greatly appreciated.
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