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    Rabidgoose - Reefkeeper Moderator

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    I use a TYPHOON III 75gpd RO/DI....highly recommend this unit. You can also contact them about a refurbished unit to save a little money.

    http://www.airwaterice.com/
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    Well I went out an bought 4g of RO water~off the shelf~not from the cullegin machine~I think I've found a pretty nice RO/DI system~not overly expensive 169$~it's def gonna go into my fish utility room only~with it only being used for my tanks~filters should last for a while~ya think? That too may be another reason I was so hesitant in buying a unit~replacing filter costs.
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    That is a pit pricey IMO, but filters are cheap in comparison to buying water. You usually pay at least $.25 for a gallon of water that you can make for a penny or two including filter costs. It pays off big over the years.
    Does water always taste like salt and poo????


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    tazzy695 - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    if you dont mind me asking what are you getting for 170

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    I have been reefing from 08-2007 till 5-2011

    reef tanks are like wifes you have to give them some attention every now and then

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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    I run a 3 stage ro unit. No DI. I recomend the di though. I will get one sooner or later.

    I replaced my filters and membrane just after christmas last year. With no di, I am still (currently) at 8 tds out of the year old filters.

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    MizTanks - Reefkeeper
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    I found an RO unit on airwaterice.com for 169$

    I found an RO/DI unit on Ebay for 167.20 free shipping.Here's a link to this one.

    I've been online for the last 3hrs searching for the best deals~so far Ebay has been the cheapest as far as RO/DI units and RO units. Now quality is another story for me cause I know nothing about them~that's why ya'll are here to guide me on my way

    http://cgi.ebay.com/REEF-DRINKING-RO...DLVI%26ps%3D63
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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    Mine is an ebay baught unit. Its 6 years old, and still works well.

    I have heard that the filters that come with them are a cheap variety, but can be replaced with good quality filters/membranes when the others go bad. The quality on the filters is just what I have read- no experiance. I baught mine used and replaced all the insides from thefilterguys.biz

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    What do you guys think about this unit?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/Reef-Aquarium-RO...item5ad517e794

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    I would say a good unit for most reef tanks with exception of the largest system only issue is if you plan on using it for drinking water you will need to T off between the ro and di to take drinking water before it goes through the resin
    I have been reefing from 08-2007 till 5-2011

    reef tanks are like wifes you have to give them some attention every now and then

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    tazzy695 - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    The thing with ro units is almost no matter who makes it they are generic parts just avoid the systems that say the require special filter cartriges I had one of these once and found filter cost to be outragous

    Tazzy
    I have been reefing from 08-2007 till 5-2011

    reef tanks are like wifes you have to give them some attention every now and then

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