Do you think this is too powerful for my RSM 34gall cube? I have a WP10 in it now and I like it but even at highest setting I get oil slick on top.
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Im not sure but i use a wp25 for my 55 gallon reef tank and it works great. To answer your question i dont think so but im not an expert
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It would probably be alright, but only one and you won't have to turn it all the way up. I used 2 on a 125 and it was way more flow than 4 other power heads.
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You will get the oily slick regardless that he the nature of saltwater as the density and surface tension cause nutrients to float to the top. That is why saltwater tanks are recommended it to have overflow boxes. And yes that would be way too much for your nano/pico tank
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Yes. In my 60 gallon on the lowest setting this kicks up a ton and is way too strong. The wp10 was too weak so i bought a voltage regulator to turn down the 25.
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I haven't had any troubles. I don't think it's powerful enough to cause any damage, otherwise it would be quite a poor design flaw. Several smartphone and tablet cases utilize such methods to secure the device.
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Don't know anything about the Epic but would be interested to knowyour experience if you decide to get it instead. Magic Cube works as advertised and is a great source of conversation when usd with my i-pad.
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Yes. I recommend using the Nyko Pro Commander or Power A Mini (if you have smaller hands).
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The wp-100 has a larger tank for water and is more convenient to use. I have the wp360w, I don't recommend this because the battery should be charge almost 24/7 and has a spraying time of only 30 seconds.
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Hi, I have not had any issues with it. It works fine for me. I like it using it especially because of the size.
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I've used it with a 10 and 10.2 of medium thickness. If your Prestige isn't thin like an iPad, it should do well.
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Greetings, for a tank of little ability I do not particularly recommend it. will have too much turbulence, like a hurricane.Look for a more consistent eg 240 Koralia nano.
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I read a review on one of the Eco-pod filter set ups for sale on Amazon by a man who bought the Eco-pod marked as HD7810 to use in in his SL7810 and he had no problems. He wrote he made great coffee. Sorry I can't find the exact link for you, it was written in ~2010.
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I tried three of the same model...all with the same results....frustration and zero performance. If anyone ever finds a brand that actually works, I'd give half my Empire to know about it. It's a small empire.....but hey. :-) Good Luck.
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Depends on what you're keeping. It's not overkill as the wave maker is adjustable. I have it in an SPS dominated 20g and it isn't too much on even a hi setting. My preference is for w1 on medium.
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I would say no. It does not seem that powerful. Also mine has been sputtering lately so its durability worries me now. Bummer!
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My unit is marked model WP-100W/C. I rarely use it since the water stream is very weak compared to the normal one without the narrow tip.The water stream is very focused, however, and this may be of value for certain needs.
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Hey,I ended up buying the WDEUBK10000N. So far no issues. It's build seems to be able to take more "abuse" then my last one which looked more like the WDH1U. It's quiet enough; I had to actually put it to my ear to here to see if it was on. Not sure on the temp because I don't keep it running all the time.
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Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the... » Read More Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. « Show Less
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IMO not at all, these things love power and it takes a lot to get one of these things to really move, I have mine in a custom ported box and it takes 1200 watts rms with ease. its spyder and suspension are pretty stiff considering it's more of an SQ sub. definitely reccommend getting something more powerful for it.
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I have never used that one. I love mine for how sturdy it is. Makes my mini very secure. Same company so that's a good sign and looks like you don't have to take that one out of the case to use the stand features. I just don't like the clip sticking out of the back of yours. Don't think it would lay flat on a table in my opinion.