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10/28/2009, 10:53 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Greensboro, NC
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RO/DI Unit - How does this one look?
Check this out. Does anyone use one? Really good price if it works nice.
http://www.purewaterclub.com/ -Dave
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Dave Current Tank Info: 35g Shallow Reef Build/iTech 100/Tunze Osmolator/MP20/Sunpower |
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10/28/2009, 07:52 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: United States florida
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wish i new about them a year ago looks close to what my local fish store has.I like the solid canister .Mine are clear and start to get algea inside .Also the ro membrane is the sameone i have
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10/28/2009, 10:10 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Carol Stream, IL
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Not a fan of horizontal DI chambers, it allows for channeling and isn't as effective as vertical DI chambers.
Then I really don't like that you would need to get the unit with 3 DI chambers to get 0 TDS, they must be using some really poor filters/membranes to have to use 3 DI chambers. My Buckeye unit has 1 DI (( vertical )) chamber and I get 0 TDS for end product. Plus, I don't like how they state the replacement times for the membranes/filters/resins. First the carbon/pre-filters should be replaced every 6 months, not 12 that they claim. In addition time can't be used for RO membranes and DI resins. They need to be replaced when the TDS indicates. In other words, I would pass on those units.
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