Jebao wp25

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  1. Vinnyboombatz

    Vinnyboombatz Giant Squid

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    Just silly me doesn't want to get shocked and possibly killed and or disfigured.;Djk Well not really.Electricity scares the heck out of me and mixing it with sw is scary if you think about it.
    That's what makes sites like these a gold mine.
    The main reason I like to wait is invariably the company makes a few "mistakes" on the very first model.Time will tell and I am in no rush.;)
     
    Vinnyboombatz, Sep 20, 2013
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  2. AZDesertRat

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    Thats one of the biggest positives of the WP powerheads, they are low voltage DC powered not 120v AC like most others that fit inside the tank. Much safer design and it gives you the ability to control speeds easily unlike AC powered devices.
     
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  3. Va Reef

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    I agree with this.
    I hopped on the LED boat right when they first came out, got a top of the line par38 bulb (at the time) and just about every month after that there was always some other LED I HAD to have. lol

    I'll probably wait for a second generation jebao wp25 (assuming one isn't too powerful for a biocube 14).
     
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