The easiest thing to change is PH because it is a one for one change. Increase PH by 0.5 increases CSI by 0.5. TA and CH changes have less impact.
The easiest thing to change is PH because it is a one for one change. Increase PH by 0.5 increases CSI by 0.5. TA and CH changes have less impact.
Mark
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I didn't notice that either, though I don't pay close attention to CSI since I have a vinyl lined pool.
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Let us know if you need help figuring things out. We can play with your numbers if you give us a current set of test values!
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