This was done as a "safety feature" for new users. Several times per year we see newer users enter a low FC result into the PoolMath webpage and never notice they're not maintaining a high enough FC level. We reset this field after you close the advice page to make sure a user never runs too little chlorine. This "should" be the only page that doesn't hold your target.I 2. When evaluating FC, to see how much bleach to add, the target always defaults to the middle of the target range. This doesn't work for me. The mid point is 6, but my daily target is 7. It would be nice if we could set our own "target" and it save rather than having to change it. I am sure at some point I am gonna forget to change it.
We've already started but put it on hold to address the login issues. We hope to get it going again soon.My only request would be that the app also log what we actually add to the pool.
Are you tracking your salt levels? We made a change in the default salt levels for users who don't input a level that may have contributed to this difference. The webpage used zero for users who didn't track salt however that's not realistic. We've now increased that to 1000 on each. Make sure both salt levels say 1000 and I'm guessing they'll match.The PoolMath App is awesome and very convenient to have on my phone. The only issue I am having so far is the CSI when using the app comes out different than when I use poolMath on TFP website. Anyone else see the same differences?
TFP PM CSI = -.28
PoolMath App CSI = -.38
I'm planning on instructions soon however the login issue took my attention away. At first my path was the same as yours having users tinker one by one changing as they go. Enough users however expressed the desire to open up the logs for free users that we switched this logic and made both ways work.I see, I was trying to change the values by hitting the buttons on the left instead of entering in a test log first. 4-11 FC seems high, as the SWG pool chemistry section here says 4-6 is the range I'm shooting for, but maybe there's other math that's making it display like that? Just want to make sure I'm syncing it all up right.
I guess I see the benefit of putting the real numbers in the log, and then being able to change them as 'what if?' drills from the overview page. Maybe there should be an instruction/help tab that explains it, though, or a 'getting started' popup when you run the app for the first time to walk you through it, as it didn't get it at first.
The math it's showing is the same on both the App and webpage. I'm guessing you're using a CYA level of 80 this showing you a target of 4-11 on the App. If you put that CYA level into the webpage you'll see the 4 matches the SWG minimum level while the 11 matches the high end of the daily target level.
That said, If you open up the advice page you'll see the target level shows as 9 (a middle ground) which matches the low end of the non-SWG target level. I do believe this is a glitch that I need to look at, but too much FC here is better than not enough.
Thanks all for the feedback!! Keep it coming!!