Euro-reef CS12-2 External

[EmilyB]

Thanks Vic. I think we are just going to tap into the nearby drain pipe, and put a valve on the hose from the cup.

[Jason McK]

any pics of that bad boy yet??


J

[EmilyB]

The local Sony doesn't have a USB cord for our camera so we had to order one of out Burnaby. At least I am hoping it is only the USB cord and not the camera itself....

There are some pics on the camera but I can't unload them.

Barry just loves taking the cup into his shower to wash it.....

[robert]

Originally Posted by EmilyB

The local Sony doesn't have a USB cord for our camera so we had to order one of out Burnaby. At least I am hoping it is only the USB cord and not the camera itself....

Emily, what model of camera is that? I would take it to the FutureShop first. Most of the USB cords are pretty standard and interchangeable among the cameras even made by different manufacturers. You might be able to find the match. What's even better, IMO, is to get USB media reader that plugs to your computer. Depends on the media type, your camera uses, you should be able to get one for $20-$30. Cable wouldn't be much if any cheaper.

[EmilyB]

Thanks Robert. I was wondering about that. But everyone else's camera seems to have a different connection. It's a Sony DSC-S70 3.1. I'll run by FS tomorrow on the off chance they might have it.

[EmilyB]

No luck at future shop, but thanks Alan for this pic:

[MitchM]

That sure is purty!



Mitch

[Doug]

Even nicer in action.



Whats the feed pump?

[MitchM]

Have you tried a "power out" to see if it will start up again on it's own?

Mitch

[EmilyB]

Doug, the feed pump is a Quiet One, about 765(?)gph, throttled way back.

Mitch, yes, and all the pumps for the skimmer are on one power bar so we can turn it off to empty the cup.