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October 7th 03, 06:45 PM
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How to quieten a Bakpak?
I just got my CPR bakpak. It seems a little loud to me. It's a good bit
louder than the Penguin Biowheel that I am going to phase out. Is there any good way to adjust this so it is quieter? Thanks, Clay -- Clay Blankenship Change 'Z' to 's' to reply Monterey, CA 
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October 8th 03, 03:26 PM
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How to quieten a Bakpak?
This just in! Field correspondent "Clay Blankenship" reports this
latest development! I just got my CPR bakpak. It seems a little loud to me. It's a good bit louder than the Penguin Biowheel that I am going to phase out. Is there any good way to adjust this so it is quieter? Thanks, Clay Can't help with the CPR problem, although washclothes seem to work for air pumps. I tried foam rubber, but it deteriorates. Washclothes just get dirty. Throw them in the washer, and Voila! BUT, why are you getting rid of the biowheel? Deus benedicat vestrum quamvis. Dave.
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October 8th 03, 05:48 PM
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How to quieten a Bakpak?
David Scott wrote:
This just in! Field correspondent "Clay Blankenship" reports this latest development! I just got my CPR bakpak. It seems a little loud to me. It's a good bit louder than the Penguin Biowheel that I am going to phase out. Is there any good way to adjust this so it is quieter? Thanks, Clay Can't help with the CPR problem, although washclothes seem to work for air pumps. I tried foam rubber, but it deteriorates. Washclothes just get dirty. Throw them in the washer, and Voila! BUT, why are you getting rid of the biowheel? Deus benedicat vestrum quamvis. Dave. Maybe I won't. I was under the impression that they were unnecessary with enough live rock, but I don't have much of that yet. -- Clay Blankenship Change 'Z' to 's' to reply Monterey, CA
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October 12th 03, 07:25 AM
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How to quieten a Bakpak?
Maybe I won't. I was under the impression that they were unnecessary with
enough live rock, but I don't have much of that yet. sounds like a good enough reason to phase out the bio wheels  -- Richard Reynolds
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October 14th 03, 09:53 PM
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How to quieten a Bakpak?
Watch out for a nitrate spike if you get rid of the existing bio wheel.
"Richard Reynolds" wrote in message news:gu6ib.60454$gv5.25211@fed1read05... Maybe I won't. I was under the impression that they were unnecessary with enough live rock, but I don't have much of that yet. sounds like a good enough reason to phase out the bio wheels -- Richard Reynolds
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November 13th 03, 06:53 PM
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How to quieten a Bakpak?
They should have included a "muffler" for the air intake line... which will
get rid of the sucking noise.... Mine is silent. "Clay Blankenship" wrote in message ... I just got my CPR bakpak. It seems a little loud to me. It's a good bit louder than the Penguin Biowheel that I am going to phase out. Is there any good way to adjust this so it is quieter? Thanks, Clay -- Clay Blankenship Change 'Z' to 's' to reply Monterey, CA
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