Wiki Link issue

[midlifecrisis]

Was reading Managing PH and Total Alkalinity - Further Reading and found a dead link (well it points back to itself).

The link is the one in this sentence: For a deeper dive into the chemistry, start here: pH TA relationship - The Deep End

Just thought I’d let someone know.

 

[Texas Splash]

I see what you mean. The link just puts you back on the same page. There also seem to be several similar-named articles about the pH & TA, so I'm going to tag @ajw22 to take a look in case he knows which article specifically the topic was supposed to point to.

Thanks for letting us know.

 

[Texas Splash]

Allen, here are some links I found. I think the first one might be the one that was supposed to be linked in the Wiki article, but you can confirm as well.

Relationship beteen pH and alkalinity

I’ve proven to myself that an alkalinity of 80 ppm or greater will require acid additions once or twice a week. The pH will rise from 7.4 to 8.2+ in 7 to 10 days. So if I maintain the pH between 7.4 and 7.8 I need to add acid at least once per week. If the alkalinity is 40 ppm acid additions...

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PH TA Relationship - Further Reading

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Ph and TA relationship

Hi all, I thought I'd move my questions into its own post instead of continuing in the other thread. I would add "unless your elevated TA causes PH increases as chlorine is less effective at higher PH levels as well as potential water clarity issues from higher PH." Chemgeek has a...

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[ajw22]

Looks like someone already adjusted the link.

 

[StephanieW]

Thanks for letting us know

Didn't know if I should post this here considering it was not this particular wiki issue, but a wiki page with a dead link.

Hayward Aquarite SWG - Further Reading

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See Salt Cell Failure - Post-mortem with pictures (Links to the below page.)

http://www.philipdoolittle.com/2018/03/salt-cell-failure-post-mortem-with.html

so when I ggogled that page it led me to this page also.

how to use my own power supply for Aquarite Salt Cell

Hi Guys! I'm trying to avoid the cost of buying the Aquarite Controller box to power my T-15 Cell. I read in another thread that you can power the Pentair IC40 using a 36v 10a power supply and I want to do the same. I'm just not what voltage to power the T-15 cell with. According to...

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Is there a specific place to report dead links, maybe I missed it, seen a few.

 

[Texas Splash]

Thanks. We'll let @ajw22 know.