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natopotato 06-27-2002 03:06 PM

marineland penguin 1140 powerhead pump
 
i've been looking at this pump and it's siblings the penguin 550 and 660. i was wondering if anyone had any experience with these pumps and more importantly, can they be run inline without modification? how about minor modification?

bigben2k 06-27-2002 03:41 PM

Got a link?

natopotato 06-27-2002 04:34 PM

http://www.afishybusiness.com/marineland6.html

jtroutma 06-27-2002 04:48 PM

How would you set that up in your system if you did get it?

natopotato 06-27-2002 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by jtroutma
How would you set that up in your system if you did get it?

what do you mean exactly?


nevermind. what was i thinking? this pump doesn't look like it is gonna work inline.


anyway, how are the mini-jet pumps?

mhayenga 06-27-2002 09:34 PM

minijets meant to be run inline? I thought they we're submersible too... I know the maxijet I have here from my brother's old aquarium days is submersible(and would take effort to seal), and weren't mini and maxi basically the same pump? even made by the same company?

Brad 06-28-2002 03:12 AM

"The Penguin 1140 Power Head delivers 300 gph of constant flow with fully adjustable aeration and increased surface agitation...and they remain silent at all times. The custom air valve regulates air flow, the air filter eliminates noise and dust, and the intake strainer keeps debris from fouling the impeller...that's efficiency."


sounds like an air pump to me

MeltMan 06-28-2002 10:05 AM

But air pumps arent rated in gph. :shrug: Ive seen these pumps at petsmart (firsthand). You would never be able to use one for watercooling without serious moddin.

DarkEdge 06-28-2002 10:32 AM

In a way they are air pumps. You have an option of taking a small hose and hooking it up to a hose and letting it hang outside of your tank. I should know :) I have 2 in my tank.

Anyways they are still water pumps. You don't have to hook up the air hose at all. Just run them without it.

mhayenga 06-28-2002 11:18 AM

sorry for posting from another forum... but apparently they can be run inline...

http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showth...did=99847=3614

mhayenga 06-28-2002 11:20 AM

oops just realized the name.. that *was* probably him over there heh

MeltMan 06-28-2002 11:29 AM

ok, stand corrected... maybe I just didnt look at the thing hard enough.

sunblade 06-28-2002 01:47 PM

The maxi-jet pumps can be run inline. I have one running in my comp right now. You just have to figure out how to get your tubing over the non-standard inlet and outlets. The mini-jet pumps IIRC are submersable only, tho.

natopotato 06-29-2002 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by mhayenga
oops just realized the name.. that *was* probably him over there heh
yup, that would be me:)

RickCain 07-02-2002 09:22 AM

I just got one yesterday and it works both ways... .You must seal the bottom housing otherwise it won't work inline.

Overall this thing blasts water like there's no tommarrow plus it's 1/2 as loud as the 1048 plus it runs very cool.


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