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hmale · 10-29-2002, 01:06 PM

Thanks G.L.

I was able to repair the pump I was hoping to use for this project. It is the Hydrothruster Q2.

I do not have a picture, but here is a blurb from the manufacturer:
"The Hydrothrustor Q2 magnetic drive pump has one pump head on each side of its electric drive. The combined flow of both heads is 1050 g.p.h. at a one foot height. Pressure reaches 9.5 PSI in each head, so that the unit will lift water approximately 21 feet straight up. The unit is quiet, smooth running, and so efficient that it only draws 1.2 amps of electric current."

Additionally, I added a regulator to the pump'c circuitry in order to manage flow rate.

Cheers!

10-29-2002, 01:06 PM	#5
hmale Cooling Savant Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: MIami, Florida Posts: 169	Thanks G.L. I was able to repair the pump I was hoping to use for this project. It is the Hydrothruster Q2. I do not have a picture, but here is a blurb from the manufacturer: "The Hydrothrustor Q2 magnetic drive pump has one pump head on each side of its electric drive. The combined flow of both heads is 1050 g.p.h. at a one foot height. Pressure reaches 9.5 PSI in each head, so that the unit will lift water approximately 21 feet straight up. The unit is quiet, smooth running, and so efficient that it only draws 1.2 amps of electric current." Additionally, I added a regulator to the pump'c circuitry in order to manage flow rate. Cheers! Last edited by hmale; 10-30-2002 at 05:47 PM.