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06-16-2010, 11:29 PM
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LF-WTB- CPR 90 or CPR 100 overflow.
Hey, so looking to see if anyone has a CPR overflow kicking around they want to get rid of before I have to go and buy new. I was looking at getting new tank with overflow but if I buy a tank now its going to be big and I dont have the cash to upgrade the skimmer, pumps and lighting and everything else yet so this is my solution to wanting a sump. Did a search on here but they go back a long ways so I dont want to bother people with month old threads. Thanks!
Tyler. 
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06-17-2010, 02:59 AM
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I have a CS150 if your interested. I just pulled it off my tank. Let me know.
Bob 
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06-17-2010, 03:03 AM
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will it work around the 800-1000gph as Im maxed at that, Im using an ocean motion squirt for my return and Im pretty sure it maxs at 1000gph. I just heard somewhere that if you didnt run enough flow through them they would bubble up?
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06-18-2010, 03:02 AM
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I have a CPR CS-102 Deluxe with aqua lifter pump and some plumbing that I will be taking out of service this weekend as I am switching to a different tank. Here are a couple bad pic's take from my crackberry tonight.
  The bottom of the plumbing that can't be seen after the 45 elbow is a short piece of pipe, another 45 elbow and another short piece of pipe.
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