Which RODI to get?

fishfreak1242

fishfreak1242

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Ive been in the market for a new RODI because the one I have now is just a 3 stage 24 GPD unit and hasnt been producing enough water for my 55 gallon. So I want to get a bigger one that is 75 gpd or higher. So far I have been looking at the Typhoon III, thefilterguys Ocean Reef, and the RODI that the guy from melevsreef sell. Has anyone had any expierence with these units or have any suggestions for a better one? My budget is around 200 dollars.
 
wangotango

wangotango

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They're all good brands, so it's really just a matter of price. I've got the 75gpd Filterguys and love it. Great products and customer service.
-Justin
 
joncat24

joncat24

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buckeye field supply bfs 161
comes with everything you need, best cartridges around for under $200
 
fishfreak1242

fishfreak1242

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So right now Im leaning towards the filterguys ocean reef 75gpd. I do have a few questions though about buying it. What is the shipping rate for the RODI unit? I want to add on a 100 gpd membrane to it, how to you add it to the order? thnkx
 
joncat24

joncat24

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which ever one you get, I would stick with the 75 gpd membrane. It has a higher rejection rate than the 100 gpd, which will in turn make the 100 gpd membrane use up your DI resin alot faster.
 
fishfreak1242

fishfreak1242

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Originally Posted by joncat24
http:///forum/post/2736737
which ever one you get, I would stick with the 75 gpd membrane. It has a higher rejection rate than the 100 gpd, which will in turn make the 100 gpd membrane use up your DI resin alot faster.
Thanks for the advice. Ill go with the 75 gpd membrane.
 
acrylic51

acrylic51

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Originally Posted by joncat24
http:///forum/post/2736737
which ever one you get, I would stick with the 75 gpd membrane. It has a higher rejection rate than the 100 gpd, which will in turn make the 100 gpd membrane use up your DI resin alot faster.
 
chilwil84

chilwil84

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there Di cartridges are refillable(cheaper long term), and i think all of there cartridges are made in the usa to
 
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