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12/25/2010, 06:07 PM
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Hey Chad I found you a new power head.
Turbelle® masterstream 6515
for aquariums over 20,000 litres (5,283.4 USgal.), Flow rate: 50,000 to 150,000 l/h (13,208 to 39,625.8 USgal./h), Maximum flow velocity: 3.7 m/s (145.6 in./sec.), Energy consumption: max. 280 W, Power supply unit: 100 – 240 V / 50 – 60 Hz – 24 VDC, Cable length: 10 m (393.6 in.), Dimensions: L 338 x W 55 x H 220 mm (L 13.3 x W 2.1 x H 8.6 in.), Ejection: diam. 125 mm (4.9 in.), Attachment to pipe, diam. 32 mm (1.25 in.), Supplied with Multicontroller 7096. 6515.000 2.479,00 € Large aquariums Zoos Koi ponds Fish breeding operations Other power supply units for Turbelle® masterstream 6505, 6512, 6518 - safety connector Turbelle® masterstream 6505, 6512 and 6515 are pumps fitted with an electronic motor. Thus, they can be operated on any direct-current source (battery, solar cells) from 10 V to 24 V. For a safe connection to the pumps, the manufacturer recommends Turbelle® Safety Connector, article No. 6515.50. The safety connector contains a fuse and permits normal operation with the TUNZE® power supply unit, but in case of a power failure it will automatically switch over to a car battery or a direct-current source. Safety Connector 6515.500 119,00 € masterstream Magnet Holder
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Darrell Current Tank Info: Oceanic 200g mixed reef, 65g sump/fugium, 4 Viporspectra LED's, Tunze 2105 x 2 with controller, Simplicity return pump & skimmer, Octopus calcium reactor, lots of love. |
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12/25/2010, 06:17 PM
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I heard they are very big
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If you think you know the answer than ask 3 more people the question Current Tank Info: 200 Gal RR,ATB medium, 4 AI blue sol,230 LBS LIVE ROCK, no sand , 40 GAL sump, airstar1800, 3 tunze 6105 1- 6205 1-6305, Geo 818, profilux3ex with toys |
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12/26/2010, 08:57 PM
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sounds like an electric outboard motor
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6 pack a day keeps the doctor away :) Current Tank Info: 525 gallon mixed reef |
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12/26/2010, 10:27 PM
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 Still smaller than the carbon fiber Hydrowizzard. Look at the little baby MP40 next to it. 
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Mike Have you ever looked around at the group of people you are in and thought, "If the Zombie Apocalypse happens right now, this is what I have to work with." Current Tank Info: 140.5gal. goldfish bowl |
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12/27/2010, 08:44 AM
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that thing is large enough to frag 20 times lol
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12/31/2010, 12:59 PM
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Location: missouri
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wow i can see chad with 4 of them in his tank lol hahaha
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