What is the maximum water surface to be treated with a torpedo?
1865922
I only used it in my rain barrels it is a 150 gallons (I am pretty sure) they work great in it. I am glad you reminded me where I got them from I am out and need more. I hope that helps.
1865923
According to the packaging 1 torpedo will treat up to 100 sqft of water that is not more than 2' deep or more than 1500 gallons. If larger than any of those dimensions it says to use 2 torpedoes.
1865924
Less than 2 feet depth & less than 100 square feet & less than 1500 gallons according to the package. Just estimate the square feet or the gallons is easiest. That's what I did.
1865925
We live in a small town in north Texas and use our torpedos in our 50 and 65 gallon water barrels. Also we use them in clay pots which we have buried up to their rim in the very large pots that we grow citrus trees in. As the water slowly seeps through the clay pots in which we have plugged the bottom hole with caulking. It provides moisture for the trees and safe drinking water for the many birds and squirrels which we have in our yard. The torpedo stays in the bottom of each pot and we can easily remove the debris that falls into the pot. We are pleased with the torpedo.
1865926
the package of 5 indicates how many to use per: usually one does it, more than 1500 gallons and a depth greater than 2 ft. they recommend using 2. i use 2 in my rain barrel, just to be sure
244230
I think you can do both. But don't put the device itself under the water. I clean it with a cotton pad and a little bit of 90°C alcool or with antibacterial wipes once a week.
185046
In a boat bilge with a fan blowing and applying 70% solvent coatings: about a half hour before mild breakthrough. Very much worth it. Once outside the bilge to change cartridges, it is evident even after breakthrough, I was still protected by these noxious vapors.
1233843
Yes. In shallower water you have to prime it first. Just tip to the water line (on the vacuum) it until in starts, then you can use it at any angle.
1850000
Hi there I would call it highly water-RESISTANT not necessarily waterproof. It does meet the IP67 waterproofing standard at level 5:Water jets Water projected by a nozzle (6.3 mm) against enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effects. Test duration: at least 3 minutesWater volume: 12.5 litres per minutePressure: 30 kPa at distance of 3 m....So for most normal use by recreational boaters on the water, you should be fine.Cheers,ScottMaple Leaf GPS
1675784
I really don't know,but i tell you what the sound is pretty good to me the max i will say is 15 to 20 feet,i used this for fishing on the surf.
528701
The torpedo is a solid tube. If you can put the torpedo over the top of the pole then no. I had a Shepard Hook pole so I had to pull the pole out of the ground.
4007
Up to 60 meters/200 ft of 2mm thick line. Has been good to me for reef fishing. Seems flimsy though.
1689871
You should contact the company direct for this answer. they will send you a procedure by email for measuring the sea water with out damaging PRM 9000. this thing is not water proof so please don't risk damaging it and contact the Manufacturer .
459894
Please elaborate. What are your test parameters? Are you planning to test under water?
569548
Use a 12 volt largest marine battery you can get. Keep it charged up and should last all day while out
1111107
I'm not sure I understand the question , but this is a great unit.I resold the 83/200 because works better in fresh water.If you use in salt water it is for maxis out at 300 feet .The 50/200 maxis out at 1000 feet but is no good for fresh water.
671833
I have knock out roses in the area where my torepdo grass had taken over. I do not see any adverse effect to any of my roses or other plants/bushes/trees/vines. Go online and look up the directions and information for further help with fusilade II. I did not have any choice. Torpedo had to go! I have bought this more than once, and at the price, that should tell you that it is effective and that I like this product. The last spaying seems to have eradicated the torpedo. I am selling my home and the Fusilade II will stay with the house, just in case.
2148067
There is a white line that indicates where the maximum water level should be. This is at 1.15 feet(35 cm).
1002994
The at gold is waterproof to ten feet of water however I would not go scuba diving with the at gold. Have fun and happy hunting
1902533
It depends on how deep the water is, the deeper the water is the wider the coverage is. It also depends on the transducer your using.
1116898
I don't live or fish in those type conditions but from what I have used it, it seems to operate the same as if it was on a boat. The ripples I have experienced are not like 1 or 2 foot waves so it may be different. Someone should be able to help you more on this question. Surface and ripple have been no problem for me. North Central Ohio.