Hydor Koralia 4's

[Bill S]

Ya gotta love those "megnitic" pumps! With shipping, they are still $43...

[RayAllen]

hmmm. thanks guys I will check them out

[RayAllen]

Thanks guys I checked out the SunSuns. Just like the Hydor Koralias and they are cheaper! The 102 model puts out about 1300gph and is $24.99 Woo hoo. Im going to order my three of those bad boys.

[tony]

Thanks guys I checked out the SunSuns. Just like the Hydor Koralias and they are cheaper! The 102 model puts out about 1300gph and is $24.99 Woo hoo. Im going to order my three of those bad boys.

with shipping and them coming from asia you would be better off buying local

[caferacermike]

Oh sorry. I was being sarcastic.. LOL. Actually there are a few sellers, you have to look through them, that would save you some dough. Actually a lot of dough if you were buying 3 or more. You'd have to get a step up transformer, one guy has them for $5 each. From what my English friends tell me, these are the Hydor brand for them, same pump. Now if you could drop a 220/240 line to your tank you'd save money on the electric bill as they would only use about half the amps of a 110 plug, KWH are actually measurements of AMP draw. 3 of them on a 220 outlet would cost about the same to run as 1 on a US 120V outlet. You could then run more efficient lighting, return pumps and chillers, saving you money over the long run.

[RayAllen]

Oh sorry. I was being sarcastic.. LOL. Actually there are a few sellers, you have to look through them, that would save you some dough. Actually a lot of dough if you were buying 3 or more. You'd have to get a step up transformer, one guy has them for $5 each. From what my English friends tell me, these are the Hydor brand for them, same pump. Now if you could drop a 220/240 line to your tank you'd save money on the electric bill as they would only use about half the amps of a 110 plug, KWH are actually measurements of AMP draw. 3 of them on a 220 outlet would cost about the same to run as 1 on a US 120V outlet. You could then run more efficient lighting, return pumps and chillers, saving you money over the long run.

Makes since I think I will stick to the Hydors. I dont want to have to do any electrical; work, lol

[tony]

You'd have to get a step up transformer, one guy has them for $5 each.

why? according to the ebay listings ive read they work on 110/220/240 nevermind: i think i see what you are saying

copy/pasted from the ebay ad:

Voltage:110V/220V/240V
Frequency:50Hz/60Hz
Power:6W
H-Max:0.6m
Output:3200L/H

[Euclid]

I've got a Koralia 4 brand new in the box you can have for $40. I'm downtown Austin.

[RayAllen]

Thanks but im taken care of. Really appreciate the offer.

Ray