New Wavemakers

[Bryan]

Looks like a interesting product.

http://www.oceansmotions.com/

takled about a bit at
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=312496

[Gujustud]

hmmm...

What is the metal thing in the middle?

[CHEAPREEF]

hmmm...

What is the metal thing in the middle?

That's the motor. I would think it's 1-2 rpm motor, i've got 4 or 5 of them i'm using for a similar project.

Clinton

[Gujustud]

hmmm...

What is the metal thing in the middle?

That's the motor. I would think it's 1-2 rpm motor, i've got 4 or 5 of them i'm using for a similar project.

Clinton

Where can I get one?

[CHEAPREEF]

Picked mine up at Princess Auto.

Cinton

[Gujustud]

Picked mine up at Princess Auto.

Cinton

sweet, will have to check that out. Thanks!

[StirCrazy]

that looks good but no pricing from what I can see.

Steve

[Tman1973]

I called the guy up to ask about prices;

8 port $500 CND
4 port $275 CND
Revolution $39 CND

He said if your want to buy a 4 port and 4 Revolutions it would be $400CND

The company is based out of Toronto and the stuff is all made from solid PVC.

It's a neat concept.

Trevor

[kris]

I think its great that its a Canadian based company. Its defently something im going to be looking into.

[Aquattro]

When do we get to see it in action? So far, the website is lacking. Looks cool though!

[Quinn]

As far as variable flow goes, I expect without some sort of randomizing device (ie. computer), the pattern would be fairly repetitive. Whether this matters or not I don't know. Borneman's recent writings indicate that "random" flow isn't necessary at all.

[Gujustud]

The company is based out of Toronto and the stuff is all made from solid PVC.


PVC or delring?

[Tman1973]

When I asked him I was told it's CNC'd from solid PVC.

Sorry that's all I can tell you.

Trevor

[StirCrazy]

Picked mine up at Princess Auto.

Cinton

isn't princess auto the company you work for?

Steve

[golf nut]

Hi Guys

Thanx Brad for the invite.

figured I'd post here as there was a few questions to answer.

99% of the components are PVC, there is a driveshaft from delrin and a couple of thrust bearings from the poly family, all 100% reef safe.

The motor has already been oversized after listening to concerns from tank installers who's livelyhood depends on reliability, the price remained the same , a heavy duty 4 way is also in production to fill the needs of larger capacity pumps , up to and over 10,000gph.

There is no computer, simply a 1RPM motor, if you wish to put a timer on it too change the delays you can do quite easily.

Any other questions feel free to ask.

thanx guys

Paul