View Full Version : Acrylic Stuff!
alexwolf
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 01:34 PM
Stuff that I have sold so far (except the skimmer which is mine!!!!)
http://www.deloreanowners.com/images/skimmer.jpg
http://www.deloreanowners.com/images/foam1.jpg
http://www.deloreanowners.com/images/mior1.jpg
http://www.deloreanowners.com/images/greenmakoca3.jpg
JimD
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 01:46 PM
How much did you get for the telephone? :-)
alexwolf
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 01:46 PM
not cell!!! Thats my home phone used for size reference......lol, maybe next time i will use a yardstick? LOL
GaryP
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 03:18 PM
I was going to ask if a cell phone was an optional accessory or comes standard? I hope you don't make one with a moon roof.
What about GPS in case I forget where I keep my skimmer?
Gary
Jenn
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 03:32 PM
:lol2: LMAO!!!!!!
Nice work Alex. One day, I will have you build one for me.
GaryP
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 03:45 PM
Or maybe just to call you when it needs to be cleaned so you can build a new one. :D
Gary
alexwolf
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 03:47 PM
I think im going to build a bigger one.........im going to expirament with a taller tube and see if it really makes a differece. This one pulls tons of skimmate, and its short enough to be put under a stand in sump.
GaryP
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 03:53 PM
Seriously though, it looks good.
Gary
alexwolf
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 03:55 PM
Thanks Gary.
JimD
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 07:02 PM
The taller the reaction chamber, the more bubbles and bubble/water contact time, thus, more protein removal.
GaryP
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 07:06 PM
The taller the reaction chamber, the more bubbles and bubble/water contact time, thus, more protein removal.
That's why the old air driven counter flow skimers got to be rediculously tall. You hear stories about reefers putting them in their basement and putting the tops through the floor next to the tank.
The newer centrifugal design seem to go for greater diameter rather than height or greater diameter and height.
::pete::
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 07:19 PM
The taller the reaction chamber, the more bubbles and bubble/water contact time, thus, more protein removal.
Exactly why I made mine tall ... ;)
NaCl_H2O
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 07:51 PM
The taller the reaction chamber, the more bubbles and bubble/water contact time, thus, more protein removal.
Exactly why I made mine tall ... ;)
You call that tall ... Amateur! ;) ;)
::pete::
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 07:53 PM
You call that tall ... Amateur!
I said I was just getting warmed up!! :-D
GaryP
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 08:24 PM
OK, so no basement. Do you think that Am would mind a skimmer sticking up in the middle of the stairwell? It might be a bit of a trip hazard but I'm sure you will get used to it.
Gary
alexwolf
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 09:36 PM
i would like to see hard evidence that taller makes more of a difference than wider.
::pete::
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 09:42 PM
I cant and Im not giving HARD evidence, but with a seaclone there are mods ... all the mads are because there isnt enough reaction time and air intake sucks ...
Mods being shorten the tube inside ... all I did was make more air enter and I get as much skim as other skimmers, but you have to play with it every day.
Gator
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 09:42 PM
i would like to see hard evidence that taller makes more of a difference than wider.
alex is right in my maxim magazine they surveyed 100 w and they agree wider is better :oops: , also pontiac agrees with this statement with the grandprix :-D
nice looking stuff alex i might need another skimmer
alexwolf
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 09:43 PM
ill hook you up, im about to build one with a 36" tall 6" chamber. For kicks :)
NaCl_H2O
Sat, 5th Feb 2005, 09:45 PM
i would like to see hard evidence that taller makes more of a difference than wider.
Everyone knows width and length are equally as important ;)
Mine is 18" x 60" :-D
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