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[JT]

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by adamsaquatics:
<strong>I really see something evil in a guy like you when you send replys like this.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Evil? Boy, you are the sensitive type aren't you.

You asked for opinions of a commercial nature in a NON-COMMERCIAL forum. I gave you my opinions without flaming.

- Uncle JT

 

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Once again pushing the limits....

 

[JT]

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted commercial crapola by adamsaquatics AGAIN:
<strong>1) Allow the sump level to fluctuate and not effect skimmers adjusted level.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Not a problem with the Beckett skimmers I use.
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<strong>2) To clean skimmer without taking it all apart.</strong>

Not a problem with the Beckett skimmers I use.
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<strong>3) Get rid of those micro bubbles.</strong>

Not a problem with the Beckett skimmers I use.
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<strong>4) Less noisey.</strong>

Noise? Not a problem with the Beckett skimmers I use.
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<strong>5) Beckett skimmers evaporate alot of water.</strong>

They do? Certainly no more than any skimmer of similar size. Anything that heavily oxygenates the water is going to create alot of evaporation.
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<strong>I feel that if a new skimmer is going to come out on the market</strong>

And I feel it's time for you to quit with all the commercial posts. You are obviously out trolling for ideas on how to imrpove your "Typhoon" as you call it.

- Uncle JT