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Old 12-15-2008, 11:34 PM
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That is what my husband came home with today. It has an outside heat control and I feel much better about it now.

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You're both wrong, you shouldn't use heaters in saltwater that can't be fully submersed. You're also better off using the titanium heaters since they don't smash and the seals are better.

Cut your losses and the arguments, buy new titanium heaters and split the cost.
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