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The theory on hole placement was for horizontal mount. It should help the water flow thru the media instead of short cutting above it. I don't think it will need to rotate much. Just a quick back and fourth to move the media around. Speaking of media, I'll need to go buy a few bags to test. My guess is that it will work better in the vertical position. |
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Anyone find a source for Sedra pumps? What's the price on those puppies anyway? |
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![]() Fantastic looking prototype... expected nothing less from you though, Kari.
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![]() Wendell sells Sedra pumps: http://oceanaquatics.com/store/categ...-%26-External/
Having said that is there a reason to go Sedra over anything else? They're just a pump. The Hydor Seltz pumps are smaller and draw less power for example: Sedra 5000 - 500gph - 50W Seltz L35 - 450gph - 23W Sedra 2500 - 250gph - 25W Seltz L25 - 265gph - 10W (Anyhow, just a thought.. ![]()
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![]() Wow Kari that is dang impressive!!
![]() I was just wondering what the length of that bracket it sits on is. Trying to figure if it will fit into my sump cabinet ![]()
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![]() I am in for one, pending getting another job
![]() as soon as i am employed again i want one.
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The hanger bracket is 18" long and the reactor extends 8" out from the wall when it is mounted. I beleave it can be shortened by at least 2" and still have the same capacity but I would like to see the fittings first (still on order.) So, say 16" long. I can make them between 5 liters and as small as you need by changing the length. It will be 0.389 liters per 1" length change. This liters and inches thing is cool. Whatever, just units. |
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![]() What's not shown in the photo and included is,
2 _ 1/2" swivel 90deg speed fit X 1/2"mnpt elbows 2 _ 1/2" hoses 1 _ 1/2" speed fit X 1/2"mnpt adapters 1 _ 1/2" single true union ball valve The flow rate is suggested at 100gph/liter media. |
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![]() If there's nothing special about them, then I will use something else. ![]() |
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![]() 3 weeks later the fittings arrived.
The in/out fittings are 1/2" John Guest Swivel Elbows as per photo, ![]() The hose that I was planning on using I found at Norwesco (blue stuff.) Alternatively, one could use the typical more rigid 1/2" hose used on these fittings but I believe this hose will work better. It will give a bit more flex but not too much like the clear pvc and vinyl hose. ![]() |