Experience with dual Jabao SINE Cross-flow pumps? I need you. :D

[Salty_Dreamer]

Thanks for the information

You're welcome!

 

[AtlanticGail]

You're welcome!

Sorry but one more question: when one pumps slows down do the other one speed up at the same time or when one comes to a complete stop the other one starts up.

 

[Salty_Dreamer]

Sorry but one more question: when one pumps slows down do the other one speed up at the same time or when one comes to a complete stop the other one starts up.

I'm not really sure to be honest. When they're set up as master and slave somehow they work together but I can't really tell you how. You set whichever setting you like and then the speed you like and they do their thing. The only advice I could offer is to try them and play with the setting options until you find what you like. They aren't as expensive as other brands so I felt it was worth a shot..

 

[19Mateo83]

So are you still running this gyre? How do you find it overall and is it easy to clean?

I have been running the mcp-90 for almost a year now. Call me lazy but I run a toothbrush over the flow grates and let it brush the impeller clean. No issues so far and only takes a second.

 

[AtlanticGail]

I have been running the mcp-90 for almost a year now. Call me lazy but I run a toothbrush over the flow grates and let it brush the impeller clean. No issues so far and only takes a second.

What size is your tank

 

[19Mateo83]

What size is your tank

It’s a 50 gallon. 36 x 18 x 18. I run it on random mode at about 60% strength and 35 frequency. Thinking about getting another one to run opposed. You can see what it does in the video below.

 

[Salty_Dreamer]

I have been running the mcp-90 for almost a year now. Call me lazy but I run a toothbrush over the flow grates and let it brush the impeller clean. No issues so far and only takes a second.

I may try this when I get them back in tank. Work smarter not harder, right?

 

[19Mateo83]

I may try this when I get them back in tank. Work smarter not harder, right?

Less disassembly and chances of breaking something too.