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09-17-2012, 02:03 AM
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I believe I've run this thing long enough to come to a final conclusion!
The Good: It's never once had a problem starting. It runs quiet!!! The footprint is small for the performance. It performs extremely well. Improvements: Dials are a little loose, after adding a few O-rings this is no longer an issue. Easy fix. DIY Modification: I added a float valve to the lid, this stops the pumps when the skimmer cup is full (Using DIY auto top-off circuitry). This by no means a requirement, but saved several overflows (due to laziness). I'll leave you all with a couple of final photographs...   
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#3
09-17-2012, 11:12 AM
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First shipment lands in 5 weeks
 hold onto your hats for a real quality cr*p producer to arrive
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#5
09-17-2012, 12:09 PM
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we have posted some provisional pricing on our sponsor forum, however the final price will depnd on cost of import. However I do not see much change in what has been listed.
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06-22-2013, 01:13 PM
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What depth of water are you running your CSC450 in ?
I just got one yesterday and I'm having trouble getting it to produce some good skimate. Right now it fills the cup about every hour. But I do have it sitting in 9 1/4 inches of water which is the max level according to the instructions. I'm thinking I might need to try it in 7 or 8 inches of water
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06-22-2013, 01:58 PM
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optimal is 7" also it will take time to break in, all skimmers need a good week.
set the air to minimum and set the gate valve to maximum, then balance the water height with the air. it will take some tuning as you have two balancing components, but once balanced and bedded in these skimmers are set and forget.
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