Resun Fbf 1000-fr

Originally Posted by nim75sg

Whoa lau .. you so fast already installed the FBF1000 .... mine still not yet.

Kam Sia, Kam Sia ... now got to find one small plastic empty bottle.

bought it on tuesday n started modifying.

last night then got time 2 install into sump..


boss, thanks 4 the help. wat a shame i still dun know how 2 do it.

Originally Posted by monsterz1975

Bro how dose it work well?Where u brought it from?

kenny claimed tat 4 max fluidization(dun know whether got such a word,hehe), the FR must hav a "platform". i'm not too sure of the theory behind it.

Originally Posted by monsterz1975

Saw one in a LFS selling $150 but not resun and a bigger model.

i think i know which u referring 2. i tot of buying tat 1 actually but decided 2 try tis 1 out 1st.

Originally Posted by kennyoss

hi bro,

thanks alot.

thks
kenny
65+64833127

u r welcome. pai seh, didnt tell u i'm not a member of SRC.

Originally Posted by monsterz1975

Hi u still got stock for it boss?

he still got lots of them. call them n enquire.

anyway, will conduct a test in abt 4-5 days time.

[nutx]

I suggest you lower the flow so that the rowa are not 'dancing'.....with water still flowing thru.....

by 'dancing' they are grinding against each other and dissolves into the water column...

Originally Posted by nutx

I suggest you lower the flow so that the rowa are not 'dancing'.....with water still flowing thru.....

by 'dancing' they are grinding against each other and dissolves into the water column...

dissolved???

i'm using a 600l/h pump n had reduce the flow a bit. anyway the recommended flow rate is between 400-600l/h.

as advised, u need the "dancing" motion 2 achieve the best results. obviously i cannot doubt the professionals n someone who is selling lots of FRs off his shelves.

i'll c how it goes.

after 1 day, i realised tat a 600l/h pump has proved 2 b too much 4 the FR. some of the rowa had escaped fr the unit.

luckily, i bought an atman 102 which allow me 2 regulate the flow.

If you are using the Eheim Compact 600 you can reduce the flowrate to the min by sliding the level control in the front of the unit.

Originally Posted by nim75sg

If you are using the Eheim Compact 600 you can reduce the flowrate to the min by sliding the level control in the front of the unit.

a bit costly 2 me.