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Wavebox questions
I've put in my new wavebox and it doesn't have hardly any flow at all. It's a six foot tank, what should I expect?
It's snugged up right under the Eurobracing and the water level line is underwater ? Is this why? Don't tell me these things aren't meant for Eurobraced tanks....:surprise: |
Deb you should of did some research... But i think that it shouldnt matter with the ones the i have looked at on the web make sure you have about 2" on the back to allow water to circulate
mike |
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Great.
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Wave box
You do have it at one end and with no obstructions ?
then you have to fine tune the pulse. Start at the lowest setting then SLOWLY increase it until a wave is produced, waiting a few minutes between adjustments, do it slowly and be patient Being under the eurobracing shouldn't mater, at least it won't suck air |
Thanks Tangman, I'll work at it some more today.:biggrin:
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Good Luck , I have one it takes time and fine adjustments
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Deb,
I was thinking of getting one this week as well (My tank also has eurobracing) and would live to hear your results! Did you get yours from J&L? Thanks! |
andrewsk
I got mine from Wendell. I think I'm getting there on adjusting it. :biggrin: Had it perfect once and messed with it, so starting over. :redface: I'm going to take a video once it gets humming again. How far down from the eurobracing is your water level ? |
I actually do not have tghe tank yet. I am currently running a 90 Gallon and should be getting my 225 next week.
The Wavemaker was going to be one of my first setup purchases for it. I am HOPING not to have to water level any lower than 1/2 inch below the bracing. This is part of the reason I am so nervous about the purchase. Keep me posted please. Thanks |
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