I doubt it he's very anal with his wires. I rather spend the extra cash and buy vortechs then see my house go up in flames.
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Still happy with your Jebao WP 25 or 40?
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I doubt it he's very anal with his wires. I rather spend the extra cash and buy vortechs then see my house go up in flames.
not trying to dig this thread up or anything but the feed mode went on mine yesterday. tried unplugging it and everything. it works when you hold the button down but as soon as you let go of the button it goes back to the regular mode its set on. ive had it since august i believe, so it lasted about three months.
Almost 2 months in and not a single problem with mine 
got another one on the way
got another one on the wayits an easy fix since the feed mode essentially just turned the pump off. i just have to remember to plug it back in now though
If that's the only issue I don't have a problem since my WP-25 is connected to my apex.
are you using a WXM module?
I keep saying, don't buy anything till after the holidays and then these deals keep popping up...
It's very hard not to. But I'm fighting the urge of getting a wxm to do the mod for the WP and another WP-25.
I've been testing a wp-25 on a 55 gallon and a wp-40 on a 90 gallon. I like a lot of turbulence. I'm finding that they are both doing an adequate jobs in thoe sized tanks - I'm running them at full blast in Wave 1 mode - but I kind of wish each one had a bit more power. So I put the wp-40 in the 55 gallon and tested it out and think that it is a better fit for that sized tank.
So I've concluded that the WP-40 would do best on a maximum four foot long tank 55g. And for a larger four foot tank - 75 to 150 gallons - that the wp-60 will likely be the best fit. When I get the wp-60, I'll test it on the 90 gallon and on a 6 foot long tank also.
So I've concluded that the WP-40 would do best on a maximum four foot long tank 55g. And for a larger four foot tank - 75 to 150 gallons - that the wp-60 will likely be the best fit. When I get the wp-60, I'll test it on the 90 gallon and on a 6 foot long tank also.
i realized that mine was under warranty and i contacted the people i got it from and they sent me out another controller right away. my old one started working again though so now i have this extra controller.
check the excellent prices on fishstreet.com, an authorized dealer.
here is the wp 60 for 95 plus 20.13 to ship:
http://www.fish-street.com/jebao_wp-60_20000l_wave_maker?category_id=126
here is the wp 60 for 95 plus 20.13 to ship:
http://www.fish-street.com/jebao_wp-60_20000l_wave_maker?category_id=126
Would a WP-25 be adequate for a standard sized 58 gallon with softies, LPS and SPS? Oh...and bare bottom.
I'm going to pick one of these up soon. To get this straight, to dial back the flow, all I need is this $10 item on FS: http://www.fish-street.com/12v_to_24v_power_supply_for_jebao_wp-60_wp-40_wp-25_replacement_pump right?
And for my 36" 65 gallon, would it be better to get a 25 or a 40 that would run at reduced power? It seems like some people prefer the wider flow they report getting from the wp-40 as opposed to the 25.
And for my 36" 65 gallon, would it be better to get a 25 or a 40 that would run at reduced power? It seems like some people prefer the wider flow they report getting from the wp-40 as opposed to the 25.