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  1. 02-27-2012, 02:36 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom@HaslettMI View Post
    Nice purchase. Five gallons should last you awhile... I use a six gallon myself.

    My advice is to be sure that the output from the ATO is above waterline of the display. That way it won't create a siphon back to the reservoir.

    Tom
    Got ya! I'm excited to get this hooked up!!!
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