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09-17-2012, 02:03 AM
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I believe I've run this thing long enough to come to a final conclusion!
The Good: It's never once had a problem starting. It runs quiet!!! The footprint is small for the performance. It performs extremely well. Improvements: Dials are a little loose, after adding a few O-rings this is no longer an issue. Easy fix. DIY Modification: I added a float valve to the lid, this stops the pumps when the skimmer cup is full (Using DIY auto top-off circuitry). This by no means a requirement, but saved several overflows (due to laziness). I'll leave you all with a couple of final photographs...   
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09-17-2012, 11:12 AM
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First shipment lands in 5 weeks
 hold onto your hats for a real quality cr*p producer to arrive
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09-17-2012, 12:09 PM
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we have posted some provisional pricing on our sponsor forum, however the final price will depnd on cost of import. However I do not see much change in what has been listed.
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06-22-2013, 01:13 PM
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What depth of water are you running your CSC450 in ?
I just got one yesterday and I'm having trouble getting it to produce some good skimate. Right now it fills the cup about every hour. But I do have it sitting in 9 1/4 inches of water which is the max level according to the instructions. I'm thinking I might need to try it in 7 or 8 inches of water
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