What does a peep sight clarifier do?

A clarifier is a lens installed in the peep that will allow you to see the target more clearly when used with another lens in your scope or sight. Clarifiers are only used if you shoot with a scope (or pin sight) with a lens.

What does a swirl filter do?

A swirl filter also called an aquaponics solids filter, is often used in an aquaponics system to free the water of fish waste that is not easily filterable otherwise. It is basically a tool to help maintain water clarity so that your fish can survive and thrive.

What is the difference between a Verifier and clarifier?

A Verifier is used when you shoot with pins to clear up the pins, and a Clarifier is used when you shoot with a scope and a lens to clear up the target. Clarifiers are usually preferred by tournament archers who want to see the target more clearly when looking through a scope.

What is clarifier aquaponics?

A clarifier or any other solids separator is placed right after the fish tank. Once the solids build up in the clarifier filter you need to drain the solids out to a mineralization tank or use them as a fertilizer for your garden (plants love it). This is an example of a clarifier that the UVI system uses.

Which is more efficient swirl filter or radial filter?

Swirl filters are easy and cheap to build but radial flow separators are much more efficient – and they are no more expensive nor difficult to build. The water (containing particulate matter) flows from the fish tank into the centre of the radial flow separator where it is forced downwards.

What does specialty Super Peep clarifier do for archers?

This system is intended to help sharpen the sight picture for archers who use a sight with a magnified lens. Groff describes Specialty’s clairifier system in detail, while also walking you through the steps to match the right diameter clarifier to your specific setup.

What happens to the Peep size of a verifier?

Understand that increasing and shrinking your peep size can affect the clarity of a given verifier. Shrinking the aperture reduces the stream of light that reaches your eye, increasing your depth of field, which brings objects into focus.

How does a clarifier work in a filtration system?

The motion of the water will create a swirl or vortex, and given enough time (retention time), the solids will settle at the bottom, and the clean water will exit from a pipe at the top. A clarifier is a solids separator that uses time to let the solids settle at the bottom.