RO System

[txg8gxp]

Just curious on everyones opinions on small, lower flow (75g or less) RO systems. For the most part they all seem pretty much the same, but there is big price differences. Any opinions would be great, Stephen

[justahobby]

Buckeyefieldsupply.com (Sponsor) seems to be the consensus. I will be getting mine for Christmas (woohoo). I've researched the options and they do seem to be the best at cheapest price. I've see some places offering slightly lower prices but cheaping out of the filters.

[txav8r]

Buckeye Field Supply (MAAST Sponsor). Talk to Russ. Most people on here buy from him. Great customer support.

Air Water and Ice is another MAAST sponsor that sells RO/DI systems but I have yet to do business with them Other than buying DI resin.

The flea-bay ones are poor quality.

[txav8r]

Buckeyefieldsupply.com (Sponsor) seems to be the consensus. I will be getting mine for Christmas (woohoo). I've researched the options and they do seem to be the best at cheapest price. I'ven see some places offering slightly lower prices but cheaping out of the filters.
:sarcastic:
Justin, you been taking typing lessons from Rob? LOL

He always beats me to a post by a second or 90

[txg8gxp]

Thanks for the reply

[justahobby]

Thanks for the reply

Anytime. I have emailed them before and got a quick response over the weekend. I guess that says pretty good things about their CS.



:sarcastic:
Justin, you been taking typing lessons from Rob? LOL

He always beats me to a post by a second or 90

Haha, that's funny cause I've noticed he does do that a lot.

[Bill S]

For drinking water, the fleabay ones are fine. Reef tanks are a bit more critical. Contact Russ at Buckeye, and he'll take care of you. As noted above, their customer service is excellent - and you won't get that off of fleabay.

[corruption]

I went with Air Water Ice for my new setup -- ran me $135 shipped with a float configuration :) I've been quite happy with it so far!

-Corruption