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http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=148

is this a good pump... i understand its 12v so thats good, but does it have enough flow/head and can anybody compare this to the swiftechs (keeping inmind that the swiftech gernerally cost some 30% more)

 

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I haven't been able to find any data on this either. Early adoptors are few and far between in this hobby.

 

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Its the new CSP-MAG, give this a read for more info

They seem good to me, but i havn't heard much feedback.

 

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its basically a MCP350 w/ threaded barbs - the specs don't look too desirable either

Flow @ 12.5volts : 135-140 GPH (492-529 LPH)

Head @ 12.5volts: 7.5-7.9 ft (90-95”) (3.3 psi)

the MCP350 pumps the same GPH, but has ~11.5ft of head

 

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are there any other 12v non-swiftech pumps?

 

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Sneaky said:

its basically a MCP350 w/ threaded barbs - the specs don't look too desirable either

Flow @ 12.5volts : 135-140 GPH (492-529 LPH)

Head @ 12.5volts: 7.5-7.9 ft (90-95”) (3.3 psi)

the MCP350 pumps the same GPH, but has ~11.5ft of head

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No its not.

The MCP-350 is the swiftech lable for the laing ddc. That is made by C-Systems, and is very different.

 

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i know, i'm saying that it basically operates like one, but with less desirable specs.



but swiftech doesnt mfg. their own pumps - the MCP650 is a Laing D4, the MCP655 is a Laing D5, and the MCP350 is a Laing DDC, and all of thoes run on 12v, so you'd basically be better off with any of the Laing pumps i listed above if you're looking for a 12v DC pump

 

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I think that's why they're often used in series pairs. Little more price than a DDC, but a ton more head.

Though for a single pump the price is better without sacrificing a lot of performance. But then for smack in the middle you have the DDC, D5, and others.