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Wow, when did you write the article? I first used MVs on a planted tank in 1989, and I wasn't a pioneer! :lol: Still got that light actually, but it's not in use at the moment. Mark

Mmm, yes ... that definition (vehicles) is already listed on the Wikipedia page quoted by Wolfenrook two posts back. I specifically said "in this context" the first time I referred to the term, and "in the article above" the second time. Nobody could think that "dry weight" in the original post...

Wolfenrook, I agree with your argument completely, except for the words "fluids, be that", and "or otherwise". Dry weight (in this context) does mean without water, not without any other fluids. Mercury at room temperature is a fluid, but completely dry. The same goes for dry cleaning fluids...