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Danger Den's new pump
- Thread starter sbud
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Yep, that is exactly the pump that Cathar ordered. Not sure if he discovered it, but that is the pump.
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Hmm, looks interesting.
Anyone know the noise levels yet?
Anyone know the noise levels yet?
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Noise? Nobody has one yet. Cathar ordered 6 of them direct from Laing, but they're being held up in customs.
Logic would indicate them to be quiet. Low RPM brushless DC motors are purdy darn silent.
If these take off, Swiftec is gonna have some stiff competition.
Logic would indicate them to be quiet. Low RPM brushless DC motors are purdy darn silent.
If these take off, Swiftec is gonna have some stiff competition.
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the noise is comparable to the MCP600. Very nice pumps, small, quite and very nice performer!
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Competition is good. Maybe pump prices might come down. 
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from the way it looks i will probly be buying that or a md20rtz
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Yeah, but I ordered mine with the larger inlet/outlet sizes as this does have an impact on pump performance.
Still, nice to see them being offered for a good price. DangerDen must've bought a whole heap of them to get the volume price down low enough to offer the price they are.
Are DD fitting molex connectors or not?
Still, nice to see them being offered for a good price. DangerDen must've bought a whole heap of them to get the volume price down low enough to offer the price they are.
Are DD fitting molex connectors or not?
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Doesn't say on their site, but it wouldn't be a big deal to splice it into a molex or use a different connector.
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What does 35 kilopascals even mean? Does anyone know how many feet or metres that translates into?
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35 kPa * 1inHg/3.387kPa = 10.3336 inches mercury.
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AngryAlpaca said:
10kPa = 1.02m H2O of pressure head, or 3'4" of H2O or 1.45PSI
35kPa = 3.57m H2O, 11'9" H2O, or ~5.05PSI
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cathar i have a ? for you, the iwaki md20rtl is 159 @ marinedepot and so is the Custom Sea Life aquatics T4 , would the t4 be over kill x 231231231.... im just looking for a stronger pump thats xtra good but i dont want like 40psi in my lines lol
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Thanks. Those are some nice power consumption figures.
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SK8 said:
With the more modern blocks that are about, and possibly using more than one block, the Iwaki MD20-RZLT in the USA is about the "most" pump I would consider buying for a computer setup. With such a pump then so long as you don't fit a wad of German 1/4" blocks on it, you'll be pushing 2+GPM in most conventional situations.
The US-spec MD20-RZ has about 9PSI of pressure.
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Would i see a diffrence with my rbx with the #1 stock plate
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SK8 said:
Sorry, I'm not the person to answer that question for you.
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well thnx anyways, when are u supposed to get these pumps cathar.....
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For those of you Involved in the !waki discusion. Hold off for a bit, The WMD series is available with a 12V or 24V dc brushless motor. The problem is you have to find an OEM that'll let you piggy-back on their order. Unless you really want 100 of them.
