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02-05-2004, 05:17 PM
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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.
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02-19-2004, 04:36 AM
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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
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