Yes. I have two of them. They're not too bad, but that is one of their drawbacks; I suppose.
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so if you had no knowledge of electronics, didn't know cost of components and how to build stuff..... what would your opinion be compared to 2x k-1400 or whatever you ran prior. just seems like base your opinion heavily on if you can build it or not?
Last edited by Big_Pun; Mon, 25th Feb 2013 at 06:22 PM.
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Robert, the night mode is continuous. Once you set it its done.
John
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I was running a 1400 and two 1050 prior. Don't get me wrong, I like the mp40. It puts out water, has a broader flow than the koralias, has a small foot print, the controller looks cool (cool points), and compared to my previous koralias the vortech has a controller. However, I do believe that for what you get, one pump and one controller, and the features that you get over my previous models (mainly controllable flow) they are too expensive. Before I owned a vortech I was a prospective customer who thought they were too expensive. I never owned one so I couldn't really judge it accordingly. Now that I am a vortech customer, I still think they are overpriced for what they are and there are comparable options on the market with comparable, if not better, pricing.
Reading the full manual I see where it says that. The quick start guide that comes with it is written in a manner which led me to believe it operated similar to the feed mode. The full manual really isn't much better, so thanks for clearing that up.
I guess this is where we are supposed to infer that from, eh?
The first time you use night mode, you must tell it when to go into Night Mode.
http://ecotechmarine.com/wp-content/...evision1.2.pdf
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