pnkrcklives

#14 pnkrcklives

I got a full 90 Setup and a full 55 set up both turn key. Pm if interested I will get you some specs. I put a thread up with them in it a while ago. To lazy to look for it right now.

Did the tank get a person to pick up? If not I will pick it up tomorrow and store it in my garage. PM me if needed

Hotrods, Race cars, Guns, And r/c cars. I will post some pics when I get home.

Gonna try and make this one. Have not been in a while need to catch up.

I will pass this along for sure. Maybe my dobe and pitty will go out hunting pitty hunters. LONG LIVE THE PIBBLES

Did anyone notice that he even spelled the name of his own city wrong? I see way over priced tanks all the time. Yes this hobby is expensive. But it just like alot of other things. The value goes down rampantly as soon as you plug things in. Just like buying a new car. You drive off the lot, it is now a used car and the value just dropped a few thousand dollars. I might buy the set up for half what he is asking.

autozone and napa both show them in stock for less than 20 bucks Autozone part #SW141 Napa Part #MPE HL6554SB

Yes the headlight switch is also the rheostat for the dash dimming(rotate knob). Very common problem on these. Like John Said try some crc electronic cleaner in there and maybe a little stabilant 22 if you can find some. Try bypassing the rheostat and see if the lights work. If you have a power probe it is super easy to do. I think I have a test switch lying in my parts somewhere at the house. But my money is on the switch.

I have a single head frag. I would let go. It is growing super fast too. I could possible frag another one head piece. Would like to do some sort of trade. I am in Aloha just behind the highschool. Go check out The Premium Aquarium. It is a great shop.

My starry blenny does not eat much in the way of algea. But he is a pig when it comes to anything else. He is a cool fish one of my favorites.

Good easy way to tell. There is a guy in Hillsboro that gets them from reesers food they mostly have beans or pumpkin puree in them he sells them with lids for $15

GOOD SHOW!!!

NOOB AND J DOG NICE GROWTH!!!! (BTW its 39mm and 28mm) We can clearly see the winners though. Next time I will not go out of town so my frag can be knocked over and killed.

For that amount of weight it is fine. But why .063 wall tubing? I use all .120 wall for my stand builds cause the 20 foot sticks are cheaper because .120 wall is way more popular.

Wow that was fast. And I really wanted them. Thats what I get for working I guess.

Are you premixing your dosing with tank water? I had a similar problem with my skimmer. I was dosing into that chamber without diluting much first.

+One Park Rose Hardware 104/105 and Sandy.

ANY IDEAS??? I would like to get some light back over this tank without having to tear the lights off the three hundered that in my garage.

Well I have heard of others being shocked while working on the tank. Well I guess It is finally my turn. I was cleaning the glass on my tank when my elbow hit the halide reflector(light off) ZAP! I noticed it was touching another cord so I moved it with a broom handle to isolate it(my halide is on a track system). And took a look at the cord it was slightly touching. No problems there. Touched the halide reflector again and ZAAAAP! this time it hurt. So I set the halide setting on my reefkeeper to off(still shocked me in off vs auto setting) and removed the whole system. So here is my question. How to I test if the light is bleeding voltage to the reflector hood. I have a multimeter and an array of clamps and what not. I already checked for continuity between the reflector and all three pins in the cord going from the ballast to the bulb socket. All show infinite resistance. Now I want to know where to hook the ground probe with the whole thing powered up(light off). While hanging in the garage. Thanks for you help in advance. (wish there was one of those smiley things with his hair smoking)

That is true. Welding inside the house does not tend to fair so well.

If I may ask roughly how much in materials do you have to make that stand. Just curious because I could have made you a sweet custom steel. And I bet the cost would be about the same.

I have had mine for over a year. I never directly feed it and it looks good. Should I be directly feeding it and if so when should I.