Should I purchase 2 gallons? My manual says (1.65 US gal (6.25 â") (change including the remaining 0.17 US gal (0.64 â") in the reserve tank)
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If you are topping off the reservoir buy 1. If u are going to flush and drain buy 3
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I think along the way somewhere I read it was one and a half gallons. But taking into account the filter and feed tube I doubt that its much more than a gallon capacity. I know with mine set at high would run around 8 -10 on a full tank. The only way to know for sure would be to measure the water you put in it. But since mine died on me I cant do that for you. Hope this is some help.
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I believe it is 5+, not 6.5. however, I am not entirely sure. I do know that the batch I made was for 5 gallons and that it worked well for that. They may have been room for more, but not sure how much more. That's the best I can do for now.
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When you go to fill-up it would ask how many gallons did you use. Just adjust that number up or down to get better accurate numbers. For more info on your scanguage you can get it here http://www.scangauge.com/support/user-manuals/scangaugeii-user-manuals/
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The internal tank holds 1.6 gal. I converted my generator for EXTENDED running after viewing http://www.pinellaspowerproducts.com/view/YEFFUELKIT24/
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One drop in services a 40 gallon tank for me. However. A smaller system such as yours will not be harmed with one drop in it will just be extra fresh and pleasant to clean up. Basically y one drop in per application is the rule.
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In reality, about 40 - 42 once you get a 1 inch substrate in the bottom for plants. 46 if filled to the brim and no substrate. The 50 gallon claim is a lie. If you calculate the density of water you can see it would need to be about an inch taller, wider and longer to have an internal capacity of 50 gallons since the acrylic is 1/4" thick the internal dimension are 1/2 inch smaller then the outer ones. WE call it our 50 gallon tank but I do all my treatments and water change assume 40 - 42 gallons so 8-10 gallons per water change depending on the Nitrate level. It over half a year in use so Ammonia and Nitrites are always near zero.
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Sorry, I'm using a regular 20lb tank and I have yet to run out. I've had it for quite a while.
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Interesting question. I wanted to know so... Let's say your unit costs 180. 2 of the filters are good for 6 months (HF-31, HF-33), and 1 filter is good for a year (HF-32). From page 5 of the manual, "The period for filter exchange is based on 0.5 gallons average use per day". So, I believe cost per gallon for the first 6 months would then be .5gal/day*180 days = 90 gallons @ 180, in which case your price per gallon is 2 bucks. Your costs would go down from there since you wont have to factor in your one-time equipment cost, just the filter replacement cost.
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I'm sorry it is 2.7 gal. I just looked at the box and it says 1.3 but, that is not correct. I just filled it up with water and it is over 2 gals.
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They only recommend the 3152 for tanks up to 50 gals. so the 3155 might be a better option for you.
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I recommend using about 1/2 ounce...which is a slight bit more than required. Doubling the dosage does not seem to show results sufficient to justify the practice.We often load several 6 gal containers, if the gas price is down a bit, and store them for a while...finally using them when the current price is sufficiently higher. I put less than 1/2 ounce in each. The gas is ready to go, even after a couple of months!
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Hi Kevin! It's your call, but the gallon range is somewhere between 47-75 gallons. On the lowest setting, it would probably be o.k., but a smaller one might be better. My tank is a 48 Euro and I have it at the highest setting.
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I would order the 20 gallon one since your take is more bigger. But if you feel like you will be upgrading soon I would consider going for the 40 but def. 20 will work just fine. I honestly love my 10 gallon one on my 10 gallon tank.
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Why would you want too?The filter at best will make 1 gallon of water in 14.4 minutes,that's when it's new.I've had mine for about 7 months, and the time too fill has increased by about 5 minutes per gallon .I use it just for my aquariums. but it still has under a 0.09 ppm,and I make 30 gallons a week.When it reads over 0.25 I'll buy a new one.My guess is that it will last about a year,that will be just under 1600 gallons of filtered water.one more thing this unit has a 2 too 1 ratio,for every 1 gallon of pure water you dump 2 gallons.There are better filters with a 1 too 1 ratio.Also with more gph if you are looking for one under the sink you will want a much faster and more gph no less then 250 gph.Good luck hope this helps.
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Easily an 18-gallon tank - I had plenty left over with mine. I could probably have sealed even a 20 to 22-gallon tank.
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Well, I guess technically is it a 29 gallon if empty and filled to the brim, but with accessories, etc., it is a few gallons shy of that, but so are the rest of the aquariums you purchase. So, it is a good comparison when buying gallon for gallon.