mescobar
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Oh neat, I didn't realize they were direct to consumer.from their site
Oh neat, I didn't realize they were direct to consumer.from their site
I have MP 40s as well as DMP 20, 30, 40. I find the DMP 20 to be close to an MP40. The DMP 30 is a little stronger than an MP 40. The DMP 40 is a LOT stronger than an MP 40. FYI.
100% power is crazy
this was on the lowest setting, might honestly reconsider going down a size
I had 2 IM EXT 200 tanks. These were before the leveling frame but I had them level. When I had them full they rocked some, not that bad. I would definitely add corner braces to the entire aluminum frame. It makes no sense to me to have all those 90 degree angles with no corner brackets. I am no engineer but I suspect that would help. I did not keep my tanks but was planning on adding those braces if I did.
Anybody know any reason my tank would be rocking still?
I leveled the leveling frame, then checked the stand once i put it on top that it was leveled then again once the tank was on, checked the water level with a measuring tape to make sure both sides had the amount of spacing.
Its very concerning
My biggest gripe with the DMP pumps, is the inability to set the power less than 30%I have MP 40s as well as DMP 20, 30, 40. I find the DMP 20 to be close to an MP40. The DMP 30 is a little stronger than an MP 40. The DMP 40 is a LOT stronger than an MP 40. FYI.
As long as you get the right size pump it is not a big issue but I agree. Sometimes I would like to turn them down lower. I think the biggest issue is we all assumed the DMP numbers are similar to the MP 40 numbers are they are not.My biggest gripe with the DMP pumps, is the inability to set the power less than 30%