Recent content by chrisivc

We have silty clay, so yes movement is a constant thing. Obviously the pool has leaked from time to time in certain areas, so I am sure this has cause additional movement in isolated areas. It has been 3 months since Dallas has seen any rainfall but this spring was fairly wet, so you can...

Thanks for your responses. I apologize for not replying quickly (i didnt see the notifications). I have reached out to 3rd party "structural engineers" in my area to see if they specialize in swimming pools (their websites did not specify). I have learned long ago that when you call someone...

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So we have a 1970's in-ground gunite Kidney (18k gallons) located in NW Dallas, TX. I got it replastered in 2011 and it has been ok but sometimes a pain in the neck. For a number of years it started to develop cosmetic cracking from the shallow end to the deep end. Within the first year...

So if the easy touch is out, should I still get a salt cell? If so, I want to wire in a relay to prevent the salt cell power supply from powering on without the intelliflo pump running. Does anyone have suggestions or recommendations on what type of current controlled relay is best for an...

I am not sure if this post belongs in automation or salt water forums but I put it in automation because this is mainly about the automation system and less on the salt water chlorinator. So my first post...

Thanks for the welcome, I forgot to mention that the pucks are gone and the pool is on a liquid chlorine and stabilizer free shock diet ever since the CYA reading was discovered. No more stabilized products for this pool!

I have a crack that is developing in my pool and my pool guy says that it is not covered under warranty because it is "structural". I just replastered in 2012, so this is kind of upsetting. I have been told to also no longer use stabilized chlorine tabs because of their acidic nature on...