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12/06/2014, 10:44 AM
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Location: Austin, TX
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MJ1200 vs WP25
I currently have 2xWP25's in my tank set on the high wave mode. Last night I put in a MJ1200 on its side using the included propeller and was beyond amazed at the circulation it provided. Its like the WP25s weren't even on. Admittedly, I was a little disgusted at what kind of stuff the extra circulation picked up, clouding my water. The WP25s (on high mode only, not wave) are rated for 800-2000gph, but never found out which setting corresponded to the top rated 2000 gph. I know wave gph isn't the same as steady flow gph, but this was night and day difference. The MJ nearly shot water out of my tank nearly 4' away.
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If someone wrote a book about your life would anyone want to read it? Current Tank Info: 42x30x19 peninsula, custom 8020 stand and lightbar, custom BAO sump, RLSS R6i skimmer, Waveline DC6000 pump, Maxspect Gyre, 2xKessil A360WE, full Apex |
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12/07/2014, 11:08 AM
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Location: menifee So cal
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You could go old school and get those old light timers or Red Sea wave makers and get some real nice flow on those MJ pumps.
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12/07/2014, 01:55 PM
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12/07/2014, 06:06 PM
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Location: Winston Salem, NC
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Constant clicking on/off will drive you crazy. Not to mention you'll shorted the life of the MJ1200. If your going to go with a few MJ1200s just leave them on constant and face then towards each other.
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