Will this work with a Bullfrog hot tub? If anyone has it for their A7L model, that's even better!
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I have an arctic spa, but with it being adjustable I would think it would after looking at my friends bullfrog
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I don't know but it's not compatible with the Bugaboo Frog...I learnt the hard way :(
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If you have only one air stone( no more than 12") and the pump is resting level with the top of the tank it should work fine. The longer the air hose and if its fighting gravity it may not put out enough air and damage the pump. I'm using the 60 gl pump for a 10 gl tank - 1 24" & 3 1" air stones.
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Hi David,I had a Caldera spa, from about the same time period and it worked fine. They include the reducing tubing as mine had 1" piping, and the new one came with 3/4" nipples, so I used them to match the existing tubing.
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won't work its made for a under mounted tub and for a slim lip. i bought it and could not use it. walter
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I bought it and it ruined the valve on my tank. Instead of going straight it pushed off to the side and the tank has leaked ever since. It does however fit on an a5 because that's what I bought it for
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I can't see why not, as long as you use the heater. I have two AD frogs in another tank under similar conditions as my Hagen Marina.
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Ah, the old Tanker trick. Yes, it will work. I do the same thing for my son, though he learned very young how to get water out of the camelbak
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Works like a charm....I've used it on the hot shoe and with the wireless feature....I've had no problems...I will say because of the A77 advance technology I fine some time I have to reduce the output power on the flash to prevent over exposure when the camera is set to auto ISO. Other than that I have no problem using my 5600hd flash with the A77.
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Not sure. We used this on an outdoor hot tub and it worked for a short time. But don't know if it would work on anything else.
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It will work just fine. Place in the tank where you want it, place gravel/rocks around it. Hook it up to an air pump and plug into an electrical outlet. Done!
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Be warned, this is a tiny pump that fits in the palm of your hand. It moves just under 1 gal/min. so that might be too slow to drain a hot tub in a reasonable time. It is a 12V motor so I use little 12V 5Ah sealed batteries to power it using a 3/8 inch clear tube pressed on for small aquarium work. The power cord is pretty short so beware of deeper water unless you plan to splice and protect the wires with heat shrink tubing. To drain a hot tub in a reasonable time, maybe you should consider larger submersible pumps like the Rule pumps that also run on 12V.
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i previously had a hot shot brand that was about 8" long, and that one hit something in my tank. the camco is rather short and it works fine in my 5 gallon. to be sure- remove drain plug and insert a pencil sized object and measure clearance distance. with adapters and ferrol camco unit should only go in about 3" from drain plug.
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Most likely, but it depends on the hot tub connection. This is a simple gate valve, so it will "work" as long as it can properly fit.
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If you are talking about the pump I think it will work. This is a great product. I used a big rubbetmade bin to hold more water. I cut a hole in the lid and fed the tubing through the hole then added the pump. The lid kept bugs and debris out of the water.
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We use it on our electric Snorkelift A40 that gets intermittent use. We did have to make an adapter cable due to the different connectors, but it works great and maintains the battery with a trickle charge too. The lift battery had not had it's charge and water in cells maintained when we bought it so we charged it multiple times over a couple of days, but were successful in recharging it. So much cheaper than $5000+ for new battery. I don't remember for sure but I think the connectors and cable for the adapter were $100-200.
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I'm not sure. It worked on the hottub (happy) but if you must use alot, you have to drain. That could be a problem with an above ground pool, I would think. I would call the company and ask. Hope this helped. Good luck.