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10/02/2007, 09:25 AM
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Anyone familiar with these chillers?
I'm shopping around for chillers and found these on Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/OC-100A-1HP-110V...QQcmdZViewItem Their appearance seems to suggest a fairly rugged unit, actually made of metal, etc. I know Hitachi makes decent small-scale compressors... Does anyone have any idea who manufacturers these things or where I can find any documentation on them?
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If you put a Tang in a tank that small, the terrorists win. Current Tank Info: 55g Mixed Reef, 90G FOWLR, 24g Nano Reef, 55g Cichlid, 120g FW Planted, 180G Reef in the Works (my Eleanor) |
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10/02/2007, 12:13 PM
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Is this for your 55? Wow...kinda big. Your electric meter will look like a table saw!
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10/02/2007, 12:44 PM
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No, it's for a much larger system I'm planning.
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If you put a Tang in a tank that small, the terrorists win. Current Tank Info: 55g Mixed Reef, 90G FOWLR, 24g Nano Reef, 55g Cichlid, 120g FW Planted, 180G Reef in the Works (my Eleanor) |
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10/03/2007, 07:42 AM
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Bump.
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If you put a Tang in a tank that small, the terrorists win. Current Tank Info: 55g Mixed Reef, 90G FOWLR, 24g Nano Reef, 55g Cichlid, 120g FW Planted, 180G Reef in the Works (my Eleanor) |
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