Recent content by enjoyjoshua

Thank you. Yes, it's Hayward Omnilogic and we can set any temp. What's hard to tell is whether maintaining 80 makes much difference in gas costs than maintaining 65. We're on propane, but so is our furnace and oven, etc., so very difficult to monitor consumption of just the spa heater.

This is our first winter with our inground fiberglass salt water spa. We're in Northern Indiana and will see temperatures in the teens and tens at some point during winter. We have a gas heater that heats very quickly. We've been maintaining 80 degrees and turning it up to 99 when we want to use...

Thank you.. When we've had the lid open to empty basket, then cover and turn on and then bleed, we get 5-6 seconds of air, then water. Any other time we bleed with pump running, it's about 1/2 second of air and then continuous water. That said, the pool pump is a TriStar also, and the pot is...

It's an air blower. That was our fear and since we've soaped up all the unions above ground, we're worried it's underground. Unfortunately no pics during install... We were focused on the pool install. In hindsight, we should have been out there several times every day taking pictures of...

We really appreciate the wealth of knowledge we've seen here. We are first-time pool and inground spa owners. The build started just shy of 3 months ago. Pool and spa have been usable for about 5 weeks now.

New pool and inground spa owner here. We truly appreciate the wealth of knowledge here. This thread refers to our spa. Both pool and spa are fiberglass, completely independent of each other (separate SWG, filters, pumps and heaters). Our spa pump (Hayward Tristar VS 900) has never fully...