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I try to hit it morning and night depending on our schedule. You answered my question thanks!

Note: I'm still doing a slam. this year, i had a bright green open where as last year it was black. last year cleared much faster than this year. readings as of this morning ph 7.3 fc 9 cc 1.5 ta 50 ch 75 cya ~40 I'm raising the fc up to slam level but to continue my question is, outside of...

To potentially save $200 or less, i'm putting in way too many hours :D.. However, I think I finally found my answer. They are essentially the same based on the replacement parts diagram if you are getting the SP2603VSP version . You are paying upfront for a dealer only product with 2 more years...

After calling two Hayward support numbers and local pool stores that sell the vs700, I haven't gotten any answers one way or the other. Still, only the warranty and how its sold is the only difference I can find. Hayward support wasn't sure if its the same motor used between the two.

In the market for a new pump and have decided on variable speed due to energy rates and local utility rebates (-$300), etc... just makes sense. Locally, the hayward dealers have the SuperPump VS700 for $899...

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You shouldn't add it to well balanced water. It will only go higher. One option... I had really low cya for this year's open and supplemented with some bags to raise cya and fc since I was slamming anyway. You may want to consider that in future seasons.

a few more questions. This is technically my first time opening a winterized pool. Last year, it was a new house purchase and we needed a new liner. Fresh water opens are way too easy. So this year, its taking more time. Going through the steps, all is fine, I consistently drop about 10ppm fc...

I'm into day 4 of a swamp opener and it's going well so far. My current stats Ph 7.8 Fc 15 Cc 0 Ta 70 Cya- ? It's been cloudy. Closed in fall with 40ish so I'd expect 30s with a few winter pump outs. Last night I lost no fc Progressing everyday but it's still cloudy. I can see the floor...

Ch tested at 100 so it looks like I'm good on that front with vinyl. I was shocked it was so low.

midrange ph sounds better to a beginner than either extreme:confused:. I suspect we have reasonably hard water so I'll test ch tonight, all discussions say it doesnt matter for vinyl so thats the only reason.

recent full test results were fc 5 cc 0 cya 30 ph 7.8 ta 90 ch - vinyl, dont test Last week I decided to tweak cya slightly to bring it up to 40 and bring ph down a bit to 7.4. after cya was done dissolving, I waited a day, then added muriatic acid and tested ok at 7.5 (prob water volume is...

When we bought our house we found a few unused tablets that had copper in them and I threw them out.. same brand they use. I'll let them know and see how that conversation goes. Tradition is hard to overcome. Thx for the quick input. They use guess strips and a few other pool store products so...

A friend uses this chemical in their pool once a week . Anything I should warn them about? They don't do tfp and use tablets with 5% copper sulfate. It's a slow process to convert them haha.

testing again 3 hrs later, fc 5 cc .5 cya 30-35, i may add a bit more to get to get it to 40 or wait for our first vacation pucks :D. Looks like i'm good for oclt tonight. Is there any common practice of disposing test chemicals? dilution down sink ok?

8lbs of cya is in, but has only been 12 hours so I haven't tested for it yet, ballpark volume is around 25k gal

a little background, new liner, new water a few days ago and water is still clear. fc 0 cc .5 ph 7.2 ta 85 cya not tested yet, waiting on 24hrs At first glance, I thought I was doing something wrong because I would not see a deep pink after adding the powder. I then tested our tap water and...

Newbie here, but I have been lurking in the forum shadows for a few weeks now and I have come to the realization that if you are asking yourself if you need to SLAM bc of the math, then you probably do ;) Your pool looks really nice!

You are correct, the right side is the lowest, probably 5 feet lower than the pool edge. The red lines are not put in yet so we plan to put all of them in this year sometime. The yellow line will divert water around the pool in the landscaping. All lines will exit on the low side. I do not...

New pool owners here and we started a bit rocky with a floated liner after we took possession of the house. I'm not sure its due to ground water, but it started the conversation of drainage and here we are. In talks with the pool builder, in '96, he did not put in a perimeter drain because of...

You know the story... looking for new houses and when the wife wants a pool, the wife gets a pool. I also got large lot and a 4 car garage setup but that's another forum I suppose. Our first pool, inground, 18/36 vinyl that was poorly maintained from the previous owners. property is a bit of a...