Xaqua X-Inout

Discussion in 'Filters, Pumps, etc..' started by Seano Hermano, Apr 1, 2011.

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  1. Seano Hermano

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  3. Seano Hermano

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    No one has ever tried this out? Wonder why..?
     
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    You need special holes drilled in your tank and its pretty much impossible to get in the US. When i first saw it i wanted one and unless i wanted to pay for shipping from overseas, it wasnt going to happen.

    Edit: looks like that has now changed.

    People prolly dont know about it.
     
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    I'm a little confused about where the drain line goes(back to pump?), But I like the idea. I want one. lol.
     
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    X-Aqua’s X-Inout Device Arrives to US

    Here it says..."And because the change in flow is not originating from the pump motor, this means more pressure your return pump will face. X Aqua states the maximum flow rate for the X-Inout is 2,000 l/h or 528 gph." -- Yet it says this is supposed to be the main source of water flow? I just can't see it being worth the cost. :-/
     
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    Agreed.
     
  10. loneracer05

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    I think you would be better off with a scwd (switchinng current water device) .they had a good concept idea just bad exicution,mabe good for smaller tank