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It well may do, im not sure on this, although the old AE trace didn't have Magnesium in. Cheers Gordon.

Hi all, I have just had a look at Fluidsensor trace mix and is very little difference to the old AE mix. Fe 8.4% (EDTA), Mn 1.82% (EDTA), Zn 1.16% (EDTA), B 1.05%, Cu 0.23% (EDTA), Mo 0.15%...

Cant't see any reason why not, as long as it's the right stuff, maybe put a list up here, and let's see what there is. Cheers Gordon.

Hi, First off have you read the article here on UKAPS about EI dosing? Here's the lik below for you if not. It will more than likely take a couple of reads to get your head around it. http://www.ukaps.org/EI.htm I would also say you will find it easier to make...

Hi, Thanks for your input to Chris. In the end i went with the 500ml volume of water that Clive suggested in an earlier post. Which gives me 40ml per dose. :thumbup: Cheers Gordon.

Thanks for confirming Clive. Yep i have a 15ml marker so i should be just fine with that. :thumbup: So going to try a mix of 200ml and see how things go. Cheers Gordon.

Ok, going to have a bash at EI dosing. If i make up the 200ml bottle, to get the amount to dose i guess its 200/12=16.6 I will be keeping the Trace and Macros in separate bottles. So im looking at 16ml per dose on the appropiate days. Hope my maths are correct. Cheers Gordon.

Hi, The following thread may well help with the auto dosing side of things. http://ukaps.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4596 Cheers Gordon.

Thanks for your input guys. Much welcomed. Cheers Gordon.

At the moment im using James all in one solution, but would like to try a all in one solution based on the EI Solution. My tank is as follows, (Taken from the volume calculater on the PFK Website) Dimensions 122 x 38 x 50cm/48" x 15" x 20 Volume 232 l./51 gal. (61.29 US gal.) Probable...

Re: Help with all in one solution Your welcome, more thanks to James though for pointing that one out. Off to B&Q in a bit myself to get some too. May pop to halfords as well, as its right next door to B&Q and get some de-ionised water, or is boiled water from the kettle just as good...

Re: Help with all in one solution Thanks for that James. Just had a look on line at B&Q and they have it, so off there tomorrow. http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.jsp?isSearch=true&fh_search=sulphate+of+potash&selected=products&x=32&y=16 Good Price too. Cheers Gordon.

Re: Help with all in one solution They are out of stock. Im still waiting for mine, i got all my order apart from this last week. It still has not arrived so i emailed Richard at AE today and here is the reply i got. Our suppliers still haven't delivered due to the snow They're telling us...

Re: Help with all in one solution Can i just ask i have got all the things together now to mix my all in one solution apart from my Pottassium Sulphate. The dry ferts came today in the post but one bag missing and a note on the advice slip saying this will follow next week. My Question is can...

Re: Help with all in one solution Hmmm yes sorry was't thinking straight. But if you do this surely you may as well just have a small hole in the top of your container? Hopefully some one else may have a beter idea. :lol: Cheers Gordon.

Re: Help with all in one solution I believe a few people keep their solutions in the 500ml pop bottles. So why not use one of the 2l bottles, drill two holes for your lines to go through in the top (two as your planning on using an air pump too) and if needs be seal them up. Just a thought...

Re: Help with all in one solution Thanks for clearing that up. Im sure others will find that useful too. Cheers Gordon.

Re: Help with all in one solution James, Out of interest may i ask where these values come from? I realise the 40 is for 40 doses, but cannot make sense of the others. :lol: Cheers Gordon.

I have been looking at getting the stuff to make some of this mix up, The only thing is i have no scales can the weights of the powders be converted to teaspoons? or is it a case of some scales are needed? Cheers Gordon.