how many gph does it handle?
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Maximum pond size ratings in gallons correspond to various Tetra model numbers, but it depends also on the flow rate produced by your pond pump and by the distance and height from the pump to the filter inlet. Pump data is usually available from the pump manufacturer's web site or from dealers who sell the brand and model in question. Do the research and you'll be OK.
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They will take a 128 gig chip formatted with exfat. Higher than that, I do not know
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On the low speed setting it will pump 9 GPM at 0 ft/hd and 1 GPM at 13 ft/hd.
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All four slots are used up I have the same config of 2x2g + 2x4g for a total of 12g. But it is very powerful as is no complaints. For better performance install a msata drive as your primary so drive.
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I know it can handle 2 tb because that is what I have. I THINK it depends more on bios.
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While it really depends on the size of the container/pond and how much water you want to pump up, the Beckett M60AUL Pond Fountain Pump, 80 GPH should work fine for most applications.
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Not positive, but as far as I can tell, it handle as big a card as you can buy, if you mean how much memory.
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Not a complete answer - In practice I have not seen a limit but I doubt I'm rarely up that high unless torrenting a linux iso. Looking in the manual does not reveal that spec. The following page does not specify, but gives an idea - http://cs.peplink.com/balance/tech-spec/ I would recommend calling them and asking. Perhaps you could post the answer?
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It all depends on what you have in your tank and how much flow you would like or need I have two of these on either side of my tank and it's a 26g nano softie/lps reef tank. If you have a fish only or a freshwater tank and just looking to had some circulation in the tank than this should be fine although if this is the only pump your adding I would suggest the next higher model up I believe it's around 420 gph? Hope this answers your question
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It depends on a couple things-How much flow does your components in the sump need? If you have a skimmer with a 500 gph pump, you'll need at least 500 gph for it to be efficient.How much flow does your return handle?Something around 700-1200 gph is what I would shoot for.
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The average hose will carry about 3 gallons per minute - that means that you could conceivably put about 180 1 gph emitters on a hose. But there are other factors involved, such as how long the hose is, how much water you actually have available, etc. Hope this helps and thanks for the question. If we can be of further assistance, please feel free to give us a call 208-336-3747
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I believe you have to use a control panel. I suspect only 2GIG, but I could be wrong about that.
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i am not sure , i do know it supports 329 + pid data, sorry i can not give you a more specific answer.good wishes.
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I'm running this drive on ACHI, so yea, it works. ACHI says its only running at 1.5 GB/s when it should be 3 GB/s for my motherboard and the drive clearly supports up to 6GB/s but it doesn't really matter since you'll pretty much never go too far over 200 MB/s with one of these drives.
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On the box it says 3 gpm but this can be confusing. While it may be able to push 3 gpm it depends on how far from the point of use you are and how hot you want the water to be. I am in a warm weather climate and find that I can use it very easily with a 1.5 gpm shower head and for use in my kitchen sink. That seems to max out the units effectiveness. Hope this helps. By the way, I am very happy with this unit.
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The chiller needs 260-660 gph pumped thru it. As long as ur sump can pump that amount of water your good. Fantastic chiller too!! Hope this helps
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Not sure. I am using it for external speakers, printer, mouse, two back up hard drives, thumb drive as a power booster and external fans to cool lap top. Seems to work with no loss of speed even backing up data. No issues where 3.0 is required.