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This thing was constructed on April 27, 2009, and it was categorized as Warner Marine.
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Not content with the backwards start issues that plague the Sicce PSK-2500 design, Warner Marine has started to test a new pinwheel design that they hope will eliminate the issue. The initial design is based on the factory Sicce impeller and works on the principle that the “factory impeller turns in the correct direction because it can’t start in the other direction. It features 3 curved paddles that move the water inside the volute. These paddles are arrayed in 3 arcs. The paddles ‘can’t’ start in the wrong direction because of water pressure.” The new design will prevent “backwards starts” as it does in the original factory design. You wont be able to get your hands on these for a least a couple of months but we have learned that the air:water ratio should be the same. If you’re an owner of a K2 protein skimmer you won’t have to pay a cent for this upgrade, something that is becoming rare in the world we live in.

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  1. Jon
    Posted April 27, 2009 at 10:31 pm | Permalink

    Hah, they said I was on crack when I mentioned this idea for the Sicce’s…lol!

    Regards,
    Hahnmeister

  2. Elebriend
    Posted April 28, 2009 at 12:45 am | Permalink

    Well in all fairness, weren’t you? Haha j/k, I like the fact that it wont cost anything. That kind of says something in how dedicated they are to their product.

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