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sailfish2
07/23/2007, 09:25 AM
I have tunze nanos and wanted to try this.

Anybody tried this and how did it work?

What’s the risk breaking pump?

I heard of people trying this if it won't work i guess i will have to save up to get the new one's.

You think they would make there own for these models.

Thanks

sailfish2
07/23/2007, 12:40 PM
bump

anybody please don't want to buy one for nothing

gh0st
07/23/2007, 01:22 PM
Good luck with this. I posted a similar question a while back and never got any kind of a response.

I ended up getting all Seio pumps for the controller just to play it safe. I do plan on trying a Hydor Koralina once they are available again.

I don't think there is any danger of damaging the pump, but when I contacted TAAM, who manufactures the Seios asking about Hydors, Tunzes, and the smaller Seios (620 +820) I was told that any pumps other then Seio 1100's and up could cause the controller to lose the memory settings, and possibly fail.

Not sure how much of this is fact, and how much is marketing though...

sailfish2
07/23/2007, 01:27 PM
thanks the problem is i already have the tunze now and its get brand new ones or try this.

Thanks agian

DarG
07/23/2007, 01:40 PM
Works fine. I use two Tunze Nano 6025's and two Koralia 3's on one Seio controller. Been 3 months now, works fine.

This question goes unanswered quite often because a new topic on the subject popped up 3 x daily for a while when they first came out and up until recently. If you can get the search to work, check it out, youll see what I mean.

sailfish2
07/23/2007, 02:33 PM
thanks the search hardly ever works but i really appreciate people taking the time to give me some feed back & help.

Thanks

grundig5
07/23/2007, 02:49 PM
As Darg said, works fine. 2x6025s and 1xKoralia 1 working here.