2000g System overview
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jnarowe
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Airman: You can check them out at Neptune System DC4 & DC8.
nyvp
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jnarowe
Naw...I think I am not seeing it as it really is. It appears that the wire is threaded through a hole in the sheet rock but perhaps it is a slot or some other design.
No you are right. I cut the plugs off and thread them through the holes in the wall. Putting new plugs on is no biggie if I need to.
My goal was that everything would be clean and professional looking. All hard wired.
Naw...I think I am not seeing it as it really is. It appears that the wire is threaded through a hole in the sheet rock but perhaps it is a slot or some other design.
No you are right. I cut the plugs off and thread them through the holes in the wall. Putting new plugs on is no biggie if I need to.
My goal was that everything would be clean and professional looking. All hard wired.
jnarowe
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Well, just open them up, remove the fuse, drill a hole in the case, and solder the breaker connections to the fuse connectors. In a nutshell that is. Not too hard to do. Curt at Neptune told me that they plan on spec'ing them with breakers in the future. (After I had a fit on the phione about it) 
He's a good guy. I just find some design issues that are perplexing with the Neptune system.
He's a good guy. I just find some design issues that are perplexing with the Neptune system.
nyvp
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Ok for all you Junkies and those that have waited so long......
The plumbing begins
OM4 way on top of dart to start
found these cool fitting online they are actually made so you can make furniture. I set the, up as the ends of my closed loop. I will be putting 1" reducers on the ends
This is what they look like in
This way they push the water away from the middle to bounce off the wall
I think they will help on the flow
The plumbing begins
OM4 way on top of dart to start
found these cool fitting online they are actually made so you can make furniture. I set the, up as the ends of my closed loop. I will be putting 1" reducers on the ends
This is what they look like in
This way they push the water away from the middle to bounce off the wall
I think they will help on the flow
you can also get them in White PVC too .
http://www.reefsolution.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=39_79_115
here you go hope this helps ,but its in Canada
mike
http://www.reefsolution.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=39_79_115
here you go hope this helps ,but its in Canada
mike
nyvp
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Thank you all for the kind words.
here is where I got them in black
http://www.savko.com/PartList.asp?pgid=3&ptid=13&pid=88
BTW I had to dremel some of the inside out that took less than a min because these fitting are ment for lawn funiture
here is where I got them in black
http://www.savko.com/PartList.asp?pgid=3&ptid=13&pid=88
BTW I had to dremel some of the inside out that took less than a min because these fitting are ment for lawn funiture
cwegescheide
YOU have been ignored!
Tagging along for this one. 
dgasmd
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WORD OF CAUTION WITH SAVKO ONLINE!!!!!!!!!! I had bought a bunch of things from them online. A few weeks ago I get a call from one of my credit cards telling me that they had some funny charges they wanted to confirm with me. Turns out I got $12K in unauthorized charges to my credit card from a bunch of places. They cancelled it inmediately and sent me another new one. A few weeks after that I get a letter from Savko saying their site had been hacked into and they stole all the names, CC numbers, etc. in their data base. They also say in their site they do not keep any CC info. So much for that! I will never order from them "online" again. Actually, for that matter, I am making a habit to call places now if I can help it. Even then there are real risks. I don't know that some of the online places are as aggressive about information and site security as some of the bigger places are.
jeffbrig
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Armando, it sucks when stuff like that happens, but it really doesn't matter if it's online or a local pos transaction. It can, and probably will, happen to just about anyone. We had a card number stolen last year from a purchase made at a local retailer (part of a national chain). About $4k in charges went through in California, Korea, and Vancouver on a single day. The bank called, suspecting fraudulent activity, and cancelled the card immediately.
As long as you're not liable for the fraudulent charges, it's just a minor inconvenience. Nothing to make me change my shopping habits.
Joe, your setup is looking awesome. I love the outlet you put on the bottom of the tank. That's definitely the one place where flow is lacking in my setup. Looking forward to seeing it soon!
As long as you're not liable for the fraudulent charges, it's just a minor inconvenience. Nothing to make me change my shopping habits.
Joe, your setup is looking awesome. I love the outlet you put on the bottom of the tank. That's definitely the one place where flow is lacking in my setup. Looking forward to seeing it soon!
jnarowe
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Yeah I only do business with SAVKO over the phone. His site doesn't look very secure anyway.
I was going to warn about getting non-PVC from them and other suppliers. Sometimes they stock items they think are PVC and are actually ABS or some blend. I got "flexible" PVC from one supplier that actually wasn't PVC and didn't glue up. I also got bulkheads that were actually ABS...that's why I call when I order plumbing parts now.
I was going to warn about getting non-PVC from them and other suppliers. Sometimes they stock items they think are PVC and are actually ABS or some blend. I got "flexible" PVC from one supplier that actually wasn't PVC and didn't glue up. I also got bulkheads that were actually ABS...that's why I call when I order plumbing parts now.
