FC/CYA Chart Gone?

[pjt]

Looks like the actual chart has been replaced by a dialog prompting the user for LC/SWG/SLAM and CYA level. Any chance we can get a link to the previous "chart"? I liked the rows and columns format.

The Free Chlorine and Cyanuric Acid Relationship

Managing your cyanuric acid and Free Chlorine levels is key to stabilizing your pool. Learn how these two items affect each other.

www.troublefreepool.com

 

[proavia]

Let's see if it shows when you click this link: FC/CYA Levels

EDIT - No, that doesn't work either. Makes it a bit difficult to point people to a quick reference of the chart. Why would someone want to figure out that new and confusing page when the quick reference chart worked so well before?

 

[pjt]

Makes it a bit difficult to point people to a quick reference of the chart. Why would someone want to figure out that new and confusing page when the quick reference chart worked so well before?

I share those thoughts.

 

[kul]

Oh yikes. I used that chart regularly. Please bring it back

 

[ajw22]

Report your displeasure to management.

@Sarah and Nate @Leebo

 

[dfwnoob]

I was just looking for that chart today, and I was so confused why I couldn't find it

 

[kul]

Report your displeasure to management.

@Sarah and Nate @Leebo

Dear management, please consider bringing the chart back to TFP so that those of us who liked it can use it - or maybe post it one last time so I can snap a screenshot. The new method is more convoluted, though perhaps it can be left up for those who especially love it.

 

[Texas Splash]

A popular chart indeed. Many discussions behind the scenes about some recent website format changes. Appreciate all the feedback. I can assure you @Leebo and others are evaluating all possible options.

 

[mgtfp]

Dear management, please consider bringing the chart back to TFP so that those of us who liked it can use it - or maybe post it one last time so I can snap a screenshot. The new method is more convoluted, though perhaps it can be left up for those who especially love it.

If you just want a screenshot, I have one of the old-old table:

 

[Saturn94]

Eek! Bring back the chart!!!

 

[WGpoolnewb]

I keep screenshots of them in my phone for a quick reference:

 

[JHouhou]

I keep screenshots of them in my phone for a quick reference:
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Thank you for sharing!!!

 

[PoolStored]

Thank you for sharing!!!

CYA Chlorine Relationship - Further Reading

www.troublefreepool.com

 

[jark87]

Yes, please bring the chart back, as burying such a go-to resource in a “further reading” area isn’t intuitive. I understand that issues had been raised about some discrepancies in the chart, but it seems that the chart could just be updated and left as a direct link.

This is also a confusing reference:

• SWG chlorination can be maintained at a 5% minimum FC/CYA ratio

I figured it out, but given how popular SWG’s have become, why not eliminate the confusion and just show SWG levels in either a separate column in the chart or a separate chart altogether. I’d bet that most new members who are probably new pool owners have no idea what that comment even means. The % is not explained (unless it’s somewhere in the “further reading” material.)

 

[JJ_Tex]

I just made my own excel version, if helpful to anyone. I also tried to better color code it so people know to stay away from the Min FC, and that it is safe to swim up to SLAM levels:

 

[Jsf721]

I just made my own excel version, if helpful to anyone. I also tried to better color code it so people know to stay away from the Min FC, and that it is safe to swim up to SLAM levels:

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Excellent and thank you. I’m opening this weekend and needed a refresher. No idea who this useful tool was deleted.

 

[Saturn94]

Yes, please bring the chart back, as burying such a go-to resource in a “further reading” area isn’t intuitive. I understand that issues had been raised about some discrepancies in the chart, but it seems that the chart could just be updated and left as a direct link.

This is also a confusing reference:

• SWG chlorination can be maintained at a 5% minimum FC/CYA ratio

I figured it out, but given how popular SWG’s have become, why not eliminate the confusion and just show SWG levels in either a separate column in the chart or a separate chart altogether. I’d bet that most new members who are probably new pool owners have no idea what that comment even means. The % is not explained (unless it’s somewhere in the “further reading” material.)

This!!!

I don’t understand why it was changed. Was there something broken with the old chart?

 

[jesse-99]

Oh yikes. I went looking for the chart too and couldn't find it. But found this. Another request to bring back the chart, OR have *both* the current one and the chart too.?

 

[pb4uswim]

Another vote for bringing the chart back. Old retired guy - doesn’t like change or people on my lawn.

Seriously, please bring the chart back.

 

[Jetjohn6]

Another vote for the return of the chart please!