Is this stuff light enough to use like you would Kaldnes K1 media, for a fluidized bed?
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I have used this media once. It is not light is like small rocks but porous. You need either small balls of the stars K1. If you want flow through although the claims are seachem. Is better and more absorbent. It is good for canister filters or even as bedding in a tank. But not light like K1. Or the media balls. Hope this helps.
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I doubt if it would tumble like Kaldnes K1 media, or that you'd even want it to. Matrix serves a somewhat different purpose. Matrix's surface serves to host the Nitrifying bacteria so important to breaking down ammonia and nitrate, in somewhat the same manner as K1, but with a natural stone as opposed to an engineered hosting surface. Matrix departs from K1 in that the porous, oxygen deprived interior of Matrix will further host the anaerobic bacteria needed to break down Nitrate to Nitrogen gas. This is a much slower process, and works deep within the rock, so fluid flow is more fluid seep. It will work in a media reactor, but at modest flow rates. There is no purpose in trying to tumble the media, in fact it would be counter-productive to do so as the media would eventually break down due to mechanical forces.
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Yes, it is really light and you should not have any problem using it with ease.
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Yes, I've found this one to work well. I don't use it intensively though. It is roughly the same size and weight, perhaps a little lighter and smaller.
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I guess you could. I use pellet carbon when I have to put carbon in them so the media stays put.
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I'm sure you could use it for lubrication, it is a little thin in viscosity though.
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I would consider it light for its size. I think its a good value. we are using it in an RV so we can turn off the propane if we want.
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Well this is too light, I bought it but you can complement with a darker pressed powder, I did that and I look perfect ;)
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I think it is light for an oil. It is my favorite oil product. I don't think there is anything better!
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This is perfect for a slider. Compact, light weight yet sturdy. Smooth fluid movement. I use it on a konova k2 120.Great value
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No. I use K 1 kerosene..(clear). Forget red... #1 or #2 diesel or fuel oil.
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No it's not. I use mine for staging equipment to create wings on the sides so that there are blinders for the audience when my actors are "back stage". I simply used black cotton bed sheets on it as it is cheaper in material. I use five twin flat sheets and don't recommend anything heavier as the top bar will bow in the middle. Also you will want sand bags or something like that to weigh it down. One bump and it will fall over. I'm happy for what I need it for but as a professional photographer I would find something better.
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You can use it for quick vids, but nothing fats, cuz it's to wide and light may not help you much
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I think so, but you might want to contact the merchant to be sure. I use in school when I need to demonstrate small science experiments for my primary students, so it's never had to bear anything really heavy. Susan
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I use Coleman camp fuel,which is a white gas, any lighter fluid for lighters will work
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Hi and yes, that is about right, it is light until you load your gear (duh, right?) then you may incur a bit of a challenge. Hope this helps and please feel free to hit me with another. Tracy
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Yes, the unit is very light in your hand, well balanced. The trick is proper installation. make assure the disc elbows are attached to the wall to fit inside the last board cutouts. otherwise it will not stay up. I needed to modify the last board because the two back plates were too close together. (no drill template supplied) but it works great!!
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I have no idea? I am assuming that it wont unless it is a very very fine powder almost like baby powder... either way it will ruin the airbrush. Maybe a cheap airbrush without a needle in it would work ( can get a cheap Badger airbrush at any hobby store for about $10 ) or buy a sand blastig gun...but that may require a larger compressor due to the needed airflow to siphon the media. Again I would assume it wont because the compressor cant supply that amount of airflow.