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I realized bigger is better for an intake to draw in outside air to raise ph. Now I was in my Yard and notice a tiny gap along side the natural gas line for the fireplace.
I painfully snakes through some 1/4" RODI line into the fireplace (behind the gas insert)
Now before I get all Crazy and drill a hole
On the opposite site to fish it to the tank. Will about 15-18'RODI line connected to one ofThe silencer ports on the skimmer intake provide enough of a ph boost to justify the efforts (and making a hole in the side of the fireplace?
Another thought would be adding an airpump behind the fireplace (there is a plug) to force air into the skimmer! Do you guys think this is worth the effort? And if so is there any air pumps with an air Inlet?
I painfully snakes through some 1/4" RODI line into the fireplace (behind the gas insert)
Now before I get all Crazy and drill a hole
On the opposite site to fish it to the tank. Will about 15-18'RODI line connected to one ofThe silencer ports on the skimmer intake provide enough of a ph boost to justify the efforts (and making a hole in the side of the fireplace?
Another thought would be adding an airpump behind the fireplace (there is a plug) to force air into the skimmer! Do you guys think this is worth the effort? And if so is there any air pumps with an air Inlet?