My aquarium set ups /RMAFSw/TDS

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sassyfishwater;4371676;4371676 said:
I asked you all to be patient that I was going to send up a video to verify and back what I was about to say and I kept saying it. I am installing a 72 gallon aquarium into the wall as I move along with this installation and once the aquarium is in place I am going to show the full hook up of the system
The aquarium has to be hooked as well then you will get the whole idea of how this is done. You guys ask what it may sell for I was not going to give a price but you kept pushing so I said ok so I give a liittle over what it cost to make. Then the spelling crap started forgive me I forgot to dot my T and cross my I's. Never said I had this god almighty system thats you guys making someone look bad. Nitrate, not worried about the system will take care of it this will be in the video the how and why the system manages aquarium toxins without chemicals. The system will take about 3 days to build have some small parts to deal with and I have to make them and put them in those parts that can not be bought. Building the aquarium into the wall takes a bit longer, That way you get to look at a whole new set up from scratch.
Then I said watch this I told you about my eyes I did that because of all the spelling crap. It took 5 min. for you guys to show how disrespectful you guys really are. Don't get me wrong I am not mad. As I was in the process of making the video thought I would try to get to know some people of MFK due to the disrespectful nature that I see I am reconsidering that. I asked a few questions and nobody gave an answer to. But knowing there was little information about I was just hoping to get something. I realized that there was little information on what I asked the questions on. So now sassypisswater as you call it has some serious thinking to do.
you're quoting so i'm assuming all the things you said are directed at me. i'd go back and read what i have posted in this thread. i never disrespected you, insulted you or your company name. so if your comments are directed at somebody esle, please say so. and by the way, pointing out obvious spelling errors on your official website is NOT disrespect or an insult. if you get offended by that, then you should strongly reconsider going into business.

but fair enough, ill be waiting for your video :)
 
Considering I just spent the last 45 minutes reading this thread from beginning to end, I feel I have to comment or that time would have been completely wasted.


sassyfish:

The question is, HOW does your system adjust the pH and hardness of the water, WITHOUT any chemicals or additives? As far as I know you have to add something to the water to change its parameters (or remove something, but that usually requires chemicals as well)?

You claim that the system can adjust pH and hardness without any chemicals or additives, but that is technically impossible as far as I know.

I'm not trying to attack you, I am just trying to clarify the statements that you've made.
 
Conner;4372179; said:
Considering I just spent the last 45 minutes reading this thread from beginning to end, I feel I have to comment or that time would have been completely wasted.


sassyfish:

The question is, HOW does your system adjust the pH and hardness of the water, WITHOUT any chemicals or additives? As far as I know you have to add something to the water to change its parameters (or remove something, but that usually requires chemicals as well)?

You claim that the system can adjust pH and hardness without any chemicals or additives, but that is technically impossible as far as I know.

I'm not trying to attack you, I am just trying to clarify the statements that you've made.
Hello Conner, Just to touch base with you I will get back in a little while I will answer your question for you. I jusy took a minute and was looking at your profile to see that you might be having a pond problem with water under the liner. I may be able to help with that problem if you would care to talk about that as well. I allso have a pond I can explain and show you what I did to avoid that. Have to go back in a bit.
 
sassyfishwater;4374658; said:
Hello Conner, Just to touch base with you I will get back in a little while I will answer your question for you. I jusy took a minute and was looking at your profile to see that you might be having a pond problem with water under the liner. I may be able to help with that problem if you would care to talk about that as well. I allso have a pond I can explain and show you what I did to avoid that. Have to go back in a bit.

The pond problem was taken care of last fall, its been running great all summer so far.
 
Conner;4374891; said:
The pond problem was taken care of last fall, its been running great all summer so far.
The RMAFS system does create many different water perimeters in accordance to pH and hardness without the aid or adding of chemicals. To say it in a simple way, the system uses water to create water as close to it's most natural form as possible by using the carbonate and bicarbonate that are in the water. Those elements aquarium keepers monitor in the aquarium by testing KH and GH or using a TDS meter. As I go along I will be talking about and in relationship to my tap water that feeds the RMAFS. My water is unstable has pH of 7.5 to 8.5 and what is know as permanent hard water. And a chlorine level of 0.05 ppm.
1st, The water is prefiltered and cleaned. within the RMAFS. as the water is cleaned it is sent to the osmosis chamber. The osmosis chamber I created some parts to allow the chamber to produce a constant flow of water output, without interruption to that water flow. The osmosis is producing a water of a pH of below 5.0 with a TDS of 3 to 9 ppm. very soft water. 24/7
There is a waste water from the osmosis chamber which is dealt with in two different ways depending on how the system is going to be used (aquarium or pond).
The water from the osmosis chamber is delivered to another chamber where water from within the RMAFS is reinjected back into the water from the osmosis at a controlled rate to create a specific pH and water hardness, and monitored by a TDS meter. From there the water is delivered to the aquarium or pond.

The pH and water hardness that is created within the RMAFS that is delivered to the aquarium remains stable. And the fluctuations doesn't occur within the aquarium. Water that is delivered to the aquarium is controlled to maintain aquariums of various sizes. As the aquarium water is adjusted to the aquarium the RMAFS responds to that and does not interfear with the set level of the input water to aquarium.
Here as I use the RMAFS I have a pH range from 5.0 very, very soft water to a pH of 9.0 very hard water and every pH and TDS within the middle of that and hold it stable without using chemicals in the aquarium.
 
RO water mixed with RO waste water...
I thought I mentioned I was working on a similar type system...;)

When you stated automatically, I was assuming you had something different than a mixing chamber with manual valves that you adjust to the TDS meter readout...

You didn't mention the difference between tank and pond as far as where the waste water goes...


What happens when the water parameters from the raw water changes? You still have to monitor this manually and adjust accordingly right?
In other words the system can not adjust itself according to the Parameters on the incoming supply line?

One last question if I may...
After your device has produced it's product water, have you let it set for 24hrs and taken a Ph/TDS reading? 48Hrs?
 
zennzzo;4375690; said:
RO water mixed with RO waste water...
I thought I mentioned I was working on a similar type system...;)

When you stated automatically, I was assuming you had something different than a mixing chamber with manual valves that you adjust to the TDS meter readout...

You didn't mention the difference between tank and pond as far as where the waste water goes...


What happens when the water parameters from the raw water changes? You still have to monitor this manually and adjust accordingly right?
In other words the system can not adjust itself according to the Parameters on the incoming supply line?

One last question if I may...
After your device has produced it's product water, have you let it set for 24hrs and taken a Ph/TDS reading? 48Hrs?
ZENNZZO, First thing is I do hold a patent on the system.
The TDS meter only makes the settings to the system easier to control.
Stop trying to make the system something that it is not.
You will only run one pH and water hardness at a time in any aquarium.
The system is automatic upon adjusting.
The sytsem adjusts to the setting in a matter of minutes and reads it out and it will be the same at the aquarium.
The only water that may fluctuate is the water that feeds it.
Which you should have seen when I posted the system (a pH of 7.5 to 8.5 and unstable which feeds the system) which part of that did you not understand.
The output of the system does not FLUCTUATE and produces stable water. ONCE THE SYSTEM IS SET IT IS SET.
 
sassyfishwater;4375947; said:
ZENNZZO, First thing is I do hold a patent on the system.
The TDS meter only makes the settings to the system easier to control.
Stop trying to make the system something that it is not.
You will only run one pH and water hardness at a time in any aquarium.
The system is automatic upon adjusting.
The sytsem adjusts to the setting in a matter of minutes and reads it out and it will be the same at the aquarium.
The only water that may fluctuate is the water that feeds it.
Which you should have seen when I posted the system (a pH of 7.5 to 8.5 and unstable which feeds the system) which part of that did you not understand.
The output of the system does not FLUCTUATE and produces stable water. ONCE THE SYSTEM IS SET IT IS SET.
I am so happy for you and your patent, Like I said before your patent is as good as can be enforced...Any infringements on your patent will be grounds for you to file suit. And I believe that anybody can reverse engineer anything out there and can do so without any legal repercussions. It's all about who gets to market first and makes enough cash to get it all tied up in probate...


All I was asking is how or what is used to regulate the output water when the input water is what is fluctuating.
 
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