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07/05/2007, 08:45 PM
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energy efficient main pumps?
i have a 225g with a 4 foot to the return line. i have 1" return lines. what is the most energy efficient pump to buy for a main pump? i would like to just keep it to one main pump but if i have to i can do two pumps.
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07/05/2007, 09:16 PM
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Second that, great amount of flow for the initial price, and good energy efficiency too. Basically, if you want anywhere from 1,000-2,500gph of flow this would be my pump of choice.
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07/05/2007, 09:33 PM
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www.saltycritter.com
RC sponsor and a great LFS I use a sequence dart on my 210, and I did have a problem once. Sequence swapped the pump for a new one no questions asked. I think the warranty is 5 years also.
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07/05/2007, 09:35 PM
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07/31/2007, 08:34 PM
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ok i see that the dolphin amp masters are also good pumps to but what is better
Series Amp Master 2800S and runs on 1.0 amps but they dont list the watts used where the Sequence Snapper will use only 98W but they dont list the amps used? which is better? thanks Matt |
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08/08/2007, 05:00 PM
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From my research the Sequence pumps were the best for wattage usage and flow. I bought a Baracuda and Hammerhead and they are great. Rebuildable motors and made in the USA.
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