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when your TA gets below 80 then lower your PH to 7.8 the lower you take your PH the quicker it will rise my pool has stabilized at TA 40 and PH 7.8 maybe 1 or 2 cups of acid per year

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the 65,000 litres may not be accurate either

i am thinking original test was actually 6,000ppm not 3,000ppm plus/minus testing error

i dont use the ccl test kit but would suggest that maybe the original test was incorrect

worry about that later

sounds good to me the only draw back to TFP clear is that you can see every spot on the floors and walls much clearer than slightly blurry water try to brush at least once per day

ph tests false high when fc is above 10 maintaining a high fc for a prolonged period can have a small lowering effect on cya, within the range of testing error brushing the algae can upset the clarity of the water looks good to me keep on, keeping on

whats wrong logs look ok just watching housos vs authority,

check for a whale tail brush the tail acts like a spoiler and gives down force

during the slam only measure fc and try to adjust it back up as often as possible

try and find a pig bristle yard broom you know the ones with the strong brown bristles

i think the 2 kg cya will drop ph to low 7's already

i would stock up on liquid chlorine now and start slamming

i can see the logs fine

numbers look good to me salt looks too high, but different chlorinators have differnt requirements the stabilizer (cya) will drop your ph so keep an eye on that next couple of days also your cya level will increase, which means your target and minimum FC will need to increase

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that would make it 66,000 litres, quite big you can use how your pool reacts to chemicals to narrow it down if pool math says to add 1kg of something and you overshoot then your pool is smaller if it has little effect then your pool is bigger there is a complex way to work it out , save this for...

ps love the housos avatar

video wont play for me either

we are going to need some numbers to start with looks like your original post has been edited which chlorinator do you have and how many hours per day is it running what does the water look like at the moment what size is your pool and construction, concrete , fibreglass or vinyl liner

Ta will come down as you keep your ph in range, so dont worry about that and i dont believe fibreglass needs a high CH, but i would gradually raise it to around 300 as your ta drops

covers dont allow water to breathe so maybe remove for 1 day every 3 days my opinion on frequency only, not written anywhere couple of hours every day would be better, but who has time for that

i would do the slam process then it should be easier moving forward

i think auspool has pretty much covered it i still like my taylor even though it is a little more expensive usa price, and make sure it is the 2006C as the 2006 is too small and order the salt test too https://www.poolvacparts.com/taylor-fas-dpd-test-kit-chlorine-service-size.html...

is this well water or town water no copper or iron special potions added

when you are bored test your fill water so you know what effect additions will have looks like very high TA and PH