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Unread 03/08/2013, 10:49 AM   #1
StarF
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Deltec PF 501, 2 quick question

i have ben ofred a Deltec PF 501 ca reactor cheap. How ever i am unable to find any information if it reuses left over co2. ? Newer ca reactors usaly have some kind of co2 loop, that reuses left over co2. Does this unit do that?

also is it any good? or is it better to get one of the more expensive models, vertex/neo/schuran ?


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Unread 03/08/2013, 03:33 PM   #2
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no one?


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Unread 03/08/2013, 09:06 PM   #3
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In the states there is a problem of getting the Aqua Bee pumps, almost impossible, I am pretty sure you wouldn't have a problem in Europe, not sure about the recirculating of the CO2 I have not set mine up that way I use mine for a nitrate reactor.


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Unread 03/09/2013, 03:24 AM   #4
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tnx for your reply, the aquabee pumps are pretty common here. so it not so much pump failure that ia m worried about. Its more if its a good reactor or not? and if it recirculating co2.


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Unread 03/09/2013, 10:11 AM   #5
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Just keeping bumping your thread there used to be a lot of Deltec users here.


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