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12/26/2007, 04:10 PM
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I have a sea swirl it works great, Also I have a ocean motion 4 way and I love it to
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12/26/2007, 06:09 PM
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I had both:
wavysea: you can control the speed and any angle you like ( or just let it do 360 ) without touching it BUT if the power fail, after restart you have to reprogram it again < it's a pains Seaswirl: you can't control the speed but you can control the angle, I think it only can do 90-180 degree. I like the wavysea better, I hooked my tunze nano to it and I also hooked it to my back up battery and no concern at all if the power fails.
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12/26/2007, 06:49 PM
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I have both the wavy sea and seaswirl on my tank right now.
The wavysea is a nicer product due to the angles you can control and the speed. I did find it difficult to put a loc line adapter to angle the water flow downwards. But that is the only drawback. The seaswirl--I had mine for five years now w/o any prombelms (knock on wood) It's nice for the price. If money wasn't an issue, go with the wavysea. |
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