mag3 sumerged

OutS|der · Mar 29, 2004

k can a mag3 fit in a floppy res? or would i need an uglier bigger one?
i'd rather not have a res at all but i've seen posts where it says they can leak and somehow are more powerfull sumerged i dunno how......so what size res would i need?

Giblet Plus! · Mar 29, 2004

A 3.5" res would be way too small for a mag 3. You'd be much better off running it inline than making a huge reservoir for it.

Biznatch · Mar 29, 2004

The mag 3 is something like 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 9" I think. That is off the top of my head, but it will give you an idea of why it won't fit.

pauldenton · Mar 29, 2004

Biznatch said:
The mag 3 is something like 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 9" I think. That is off the top of my head, but it will give you an idea of why it won't fit.

5" x 3.8" x 4.2" - obviously you need some space around it also for it to work efficiently.....

OutS|der · Mar 29, 2004

k isnt it known to leak though? whats the point of all that power if its a ***** to stop leaking

Roboman101 · Mar 30, 2004

i don't think they have leaking troubles at all, if you don't open them up, you'll be fine, tighten the fittings with teflon tape sealing them, and you'l be fine

mine hasn't leaked a drop in the 6 months i've had it, plenty of power, and slight a slight humm

Giblet Plus! · Mar 30, 2004

Mine's been open at least five times and no leaks. The o-ring that was supplied with it has worked fine on mine. I use plastic barbs with teflon tape.

thegame · Mar 30, 2004

ya the trick is to use plastic barbs not brass. the leaking you speak of is from people using brass barbs and over tighting them.

OutS|der · Mar 30, 2004

k good no leaking.......how big is one if it cant be sumurged in a floppy res?
i wanna order one but i dont see any size for it

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