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If I didn't have sand critters that needed it, I wouldn't have it.
Jebao Cross Flow Pump
- Thread starter shifty51008
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If I didn't have sand critters that needed it, I wouldn't have it.
Ron Reefman
Active member
My sea cucumber would feel naked!
karimwassef
Active member
has anyone figured out the dimensions on the 45W version?
shifty51008
12-5 Chiefs record
Why the name change of jebao?
Gorgok
New member
I believe that is just a domestic/export name translation thing. Jecod is domestic and Jebao is export...
jrp1588
New member
Same here. My 125 build may be done before they are ready.
ganjero
saiperchémibatteilcorazon
I doubt this. Jebao (founded ins 1998) is the parent company of Jecod (founded in 2011). It probably has to do with diversification of liability.
Ron Reefman
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I have very serious doubts that the 45 watt version will cost $100. I'd guess more like $179 when first released and then lower as the market supply starts to exceed the demand. Maybe the 25 watt version will get down below $100 by 6 to 9 months after it's release.
Don't be surprised if you don't see it available until March, they always run late.
Why not before Christmas? Because they don't celebrate it, they don't care that we do, they don't understand much about marketing except that it sells well if they price it lower than the competition that is already in the market place.
Don't be surprised if you don't see it available until March, they always run late.
Why not before Christmas? Because they don't celebrate it, they don't care that we do, they don't understand much about marketing except that it sells well if they price it lower than the competition that is already in the market place.
nuxx
.Registered Member
I bet $100 won't be far off the street price.
i.e. RW pumps can be found on eBay with free shipping ~ 25% less than Fish Street's price.
I was able to bring back an old WP60 from the dead and it's now running in the frag tank on the opposite end of where the two RW15s are. I'll just replace that with the gyre when it comes out, but no rush. I also just moved over all the coral from the frag tank to the display and won't be restocking until February, so no rush
i.e. RW pumps can be found on eBay with free shipping ~ 25% less than Fish Street's price.
I was able to bring back an old WP60 from the dead and it's now running in the frag tank on the opposite end of where the two RW15s are. I'll just replace that with the gyre when it comes out, but no rush. I also just moved over all the coral from the frag tank to the display and won't be restocking until February, so no rush
BIGCYCS805
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The ones pictured are supposably a prototypes and they should release in feb i contacted fish street a few weeks ago about this and thats what i was told
Ron Reefman
Active member
Put them on timers and switch them every 6 hours and you'd tidal flow in your tank. That's kind of what I do with my old WP40 wavemakers. I run them 8 hours at a time and let them overlap for an hour at the beginning and end of each cycle.
chris@CoralVue
.Registered Member
There is a new article on Reef Builders about the Jebao cross flow pump.
soulpatch
New member
While I have a gyre I read the middle part of that biased article to be Maxspect ripped off its customers pocketbook since it used cheap rotor materials, wiring, and mounting brackets but still charged $250 for the product that with the same "supposed" same quality Jebao is able to charge less then 1/2 for.
I am curious to know what patents Maxspect has for this though as we have already brought up that this was existing technology. I guess design patents for the look perhaps but as Apple and Samsung have shown those are worthless.
I am curious to know what patents Maxspect has for this though as we have already brought up that this was existing technology. I guess design patents for the look perhaps but as Apple and Samsung have shown those are worthless.
