Vectra S1 on E-170??
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I replaced it so I could get more flow and to have controllability/ battery backup capability with Reeflink. Just upgraded to an Apex and am selling my S1 if interested
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Cool. What Apex did you go with?
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The 2016 one, it's great!
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Thy look really cool, and useful.
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Sure are, just lots of $$
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Does this work?
If you have the e170 rigged to an external sump. Then have an S1 providing a closed loop function on the existing inlet and outlets of the e170?
Potentially an epic way to get really variable flow patterns in a small tank with minimal tank footprint
If you have the e170 rigged to an external sump. Then have an S1 providing a closed loop function on the existing inlet and outlets of the e170?
Potentially an epic way to get really variable flow patterns in a small tank with minimal tank footprint
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Does this work?
If you have the e170 rigged to an external sump. Then have an S1 providing a closed loop function on the existing inlet and outlets of the e170?
Potentially an epic way to get really variable flow patterns in a small tank with minimal tank footprint
If you have the e170 rigged to an external sump. Then have an S1 providing a closed loop function on the existing inlet and outlets of the e170?
Potentially an epic way to get really variable flow patterns in a small tank with minimal tank footprint
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