Alright,
so I have my ampmaster plumbed up (Closed Loop), but I am thinking I might be restricting the output a little too much. Here's what is happening. I have 1.5" out of the AM3K to a T fitting where it reduces to 2 1" lines. One of the lines runs into the tank, the other splits to 2 1" lines, each into the tank. I run all of them wide open (3 1" outputs in the tank). If I open the output of the AM3K all the way I get microbubbles in the tank out of the closed loop. If I restrict the output of the AM3K slightly I get no bubbles, but some occational noise out of the pump.
Any ideas on this? Would changing the first T from 2 1" outs to 1 1" out and 1 1.5" out help?
I'm at a loss here, and I really don't want to ruin the pump.
Thanks for the help everyone.
-Reed
so I have my ampmaster plumbed up (Closed Loop), but I am thinking I might be restricting the output a little too much. Here's what is happening. I have 1.5" out of the AM3K to a T fitting where it reduces to 2 1" lines. One of the lines runs into the tank, the other splits to 2 1" lines, each into the tank. I run all of them wide open (3 1" outputs in the tank). If I open the output of the AM3K all the way I get microbubbles in the tank out of the closed loop. If I restrict the output of the AM3K slightly I get no bubbles, but some occational noise out of the pump.
Any ideas on this? Would changing the first T from 2 1" outs to 1 1" out and 1 1.5" out help?
I'm at a loss here, and I really don't want to ruin the pump.
Thanks for the help everyone.
-Reed