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To stop bubbles from coming out the outlet the company gives a small
black mesh bag, to attach to the outlet pipe. Has anyone built a bubble trap on the top of the outlet stack? And if so, did it work. Thanks |
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mot folks use a better item that does not cost as fortune to buy that
does not dso any better than a real skimmer does. Black mesh bag bubbloe stopper, fuyck use a god damned condom on it that will work wonders guraranteed no bubbles.......CXPR bak paks a thing of the past for those that are clueless NoSpam wrote: To stop bubbles from coming out the outlet the company gives a small black mesh bag, to attach to the outlet pipe. Has anyone built a bubble trap on the top of the outlet stack? And if so, did it work. Thanks |
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![]() "NoSpam" wrote in message ... To stop bubbles from coming out the outlet the company gives a small black mesh bag, to attach to the outlet pipe. Has anyone built a bubble trap on the top of the outlet stack? And if so, did it work. They sell a bubble trap that is very effective. My LFS is Marine Warehouse (I think) in san diego. |
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