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04-20-2009, 03:05 AM
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Sorry Mr.OM;
I did not time it- but just around 2:00 ( the tap was not on full. The stand is now built, so very soon I will know what it needs to "flush." I am going to run the surges pumping straight from my display tank for the first tests. I still need to do a lot of plumbing before it is actually "done." Pictures of the stand for two of the surges (the celing in the basement is lower than I would like.)  
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04-20-2009, 09:53 PM
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I would seriously oversize the overflows in the DT, when either of those surges kick in they will become siphons and dump very quickly a 2" siphon will be too much for a standard 1 1/2 drain even if you have two of them, unless there is a ton of room in the display to handle the new volume of water rushing in.
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04-22-2009, 05:04 PM
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Sweet someone else who plays with surges
 I noticed my carlson surge required a overhaul once I added salt to the mix - worth keeping in mind... If you want - I've got a 65g (36x18x24) sitting around the side of the house that has a cracked corner on the bottom - yours for the price of picking it up If free/repairs required is still enticing you...Cant wait to see how yours works
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