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Old 05-06-2004, 05:02 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Based on research I did online, I would stay away from the CPR c-channel style overflow. Most of the folks I talked to had lost siphon on it more than once and had overflows. Wildcat is correct on the flow rate issue, but I would recommend that you look for a U-tube based overflow box. I've got two in use that made by Aquaclear Aquatics and I've never had a siphon break or a failure to start draining after a power outage. One of the units has been in use for 8 months and the other for 3 months. HTH
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