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Old 05-20-2011, 06:23 AM
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Locally, I bought it at oceans city off 16th

And ill add, there are a few videos on youtube you can check out that show people unplugging the system.. showing you it doesnt lose the siphon, and re-plugging it back in to start working as it should.
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They can still loose siphon, air bubbles can still build up in the tubes eventually breaking it. You also have to maintain a certain flow rate per siphon tube for them to work reliably.
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