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    Thanks Evan! (like the name BTW )
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    Quote Originally Posted by waterbear View Post
    That being said, there is pool equipment out there that is not compatible with salt levels found in SWG pools (3000 ppm or higher), mainly steel frame AGPs, older heaters with copper heat exchangers
    Humm... I have a heater with a copper heat exchanger...http://www.haywardnet.com/abovegroun...oductID=81#six
    I guess this means I shouldn't up my salt levels...? I wonder if I stayed on the lower end of the scale if it would be ok? (1000 ppm)
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