Recent content by Holydoc

Mini, I interpret the "water is clear" portion of the SLAM criteria to mean there is also no dead algae in the pool. When I conducted my SLAM the first time, I did not wait until all the dead algae was gone from the floor of the pool and I ended up SLAMming again. I thought about it a bit and...

Just an update... put over 200lbs of salt in pool and started up the SWG. It started generating chlorine immediately and is registering 3950ppm salt. Very happy with this SWG.

We had over 20" of rain and lots of wind. Got my pool cleaned out of debris, and are adjusting the chemicals now.

So typical thunderstorms and torrential rains typically hardly move the scale on my pool's chemicals. However here comes Hurricane Sally with 20 inches of rain in my area and limbs, leaves, and other debris. So what were the results of all of this except for the hours to clean all the debris...

According to my graphs over the last few years, at: 90 to 95 water temp - SWCG is set to 35% 80 to 90 - 25% output Below 80 - 20% output I cannot say whether the water temp is the cause of FC loss or just the indicator of more UV exposure. However it is a good indication to me if I need to...

He is not adding. His went from 70 to 30 CYA in 9 days according to his logs.

Dab, I am still a little confused, to say the least. The last test your Pool logs show is 22 days ago. Are you not using PoolMath any more? You could make these troubleshooting exercises much easier if you would enter your tests in PoolMath. Your situation is odd because I am in Florida...

Dab, A bit of advice that will help a lot. Since you are using PoolMath start adding your chemical additions and notes to it as well as your tests. This would help immensely understanding how your pool is reacting. Currently all I can see is that 3 months ago you were at 60 CYA. Then two...

Exactly what I do. I have a Samplesizer and a Speedstir. I am the definition of convenience. :)

I can taste the salt in our pool. Currently it is around 3400 ppm.

Stoop, To tell you the truth, I have not looked at the backup file. I will try to get some time this weekend. If it is text based and has all the information we input into it, I think we found our solution. Nice.. Leebo, Don't mistake what I was saying. I love, LOVE the app. I am not...

Exactly what I was trying to say, Stoop. You just said it much better. LOL

Problem is that with people like me who work as Analysts for a living, we love to evaluate everything and discover new trends. I take all my testing and evaluate at what temps I need to adjust my SWG and to what percentage. I can tell you how many of inches of water needs to be displaced in my...

Herman, The summary is very nice. I do still wish I could save it as a CSV so that I could load in EXCEL to do trends and monthly without having to go through the manipulations in the app. I am also with you on adding notes as well. (see my notes so that you can see how I mark days where I...

I second that request. It is getting towards the end of the swim season, and I want to calculate how much chemicals and such the pool cost me this year so that I can budget for next year. Having the "Added Chemicals" is a CSV file would definitely help me to do these calculations.