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![]() I want to use a MaxiJet 900 for a feed pump on my calcium reactor.
The feed line on the calcium reactor is the hard plastic kind that fit John Guest speedfit fittings. The reactor feed line is a lot smaller than the MaxiJet output. Any ideas? |
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![]() you can get JG adapters that are female to female and have 3/8" to 1/4" fittings...i think those are the numbers you're looking for. anyhow, you can find the fitting, one to go on the end of an MJ nozzle and one for the feed line.
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![]() If you bought the maxi jet new and have the box, there is everything you need there to reduce it to the airline or 1/4" R/O type line.
The package has one 1/4 barb/barb fitting, this is inserted into the bowl shaped fitting (that has the rubber piece inserted in one end). The end that had the rubber on it will insert into the grey coupler that goes on the end of the powerhead output.(the one with the venturi hole in it.) its a good snug fit. leave this unglued for cleaning. The hole is plugged with the little cap(also supplied). Marc.
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Confucious say : Things that come to those who wait, will be things left over by those who didnt. Last edited by SuperFudge; 05-22-2007 at 05:18 PM. |
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![]() My reactor instructions suggested making a small hole in the line underwater near the pump to relieve back pressure that can shorten the life of the pump.
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Brian ____________________________________________ 220g inwall 48"x36"x30" 110g mangrove refug/sump Poison Dart Frog Vivarium |
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![]() if you have a return pump (from the sump) you can always put a T in the line get a threaded JG valve and feed your Ca Rx with that... use this technique, it hardly takes any flow away from the return and saves a space on the powerbar and the heat from a PH that is running against resistance... Just a thought
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