i have a kona blast 200, should i get 70a or 62a?
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From the description: Long lasting 70a or race-proven eXCeption Series 62a compounds From a google search on the comparison: "62a is more sticky, but wears quicker and will drag on tarmac. 70a is harder so lasts longer, but lacks a bit of grip." http://www.mbr.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?2318-62a-or-70a-that-is-the-question
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The 750 is a good size for your tank. I have the 1150 for a 75. The key is the position. Experiment with a few to see what your fish like.
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For a 25,000 gallon pool, I recommend the FNS plus 60.... The 48 would work, why stretch a smaller filter.
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I worried about the size of my compressor at first also. I have a Kobalt cheap 5.5 gallon 1 HP compressor and it ran the gun well. I also used a small pancake Porter Cable and it also ran it easy. That being said, the type of work and speed you do it really will determine what compressor will work better. If you're working at a slow pace and doing work yourself with one gun I think a small pancake compressor or any will work good. It will recover as you go. If you will be working fast and maybe have more guns, then you will need a bigger compressor that can keep up. If you're also buying a compressor and you have enough money to get, I would have loved to have the DeWalt model D55146. Thats a good compressor that can recover fast and is built to work better if you're a hardcore framer and or running 2 guns at one time.
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I have a 2001 SeaDoo XP which is the same 951 engine as yours, but carbureted. I rebuilt the top end on it and had great compression (150psi), so i put this 15/20 solas prop on it after reading how its the be best prop for the 951 engine. (look for bens secret 951 engine mods on Greenhulk) Now i also put a solas intake grate on, which helps the hookup in chop, but Man o man what a difference this prop made for me. Great holeshot, but HUGE difference in mid range powerband. I am still grinning ear to ear. I still top out at 62mph, but some of my top end is scrubbed by the intake. Again though. .. I had a solid top end rebuild with 150psi compression, and my engine was turning 6850-6950 rpms. 15/20 is actually a little over-propped without other mods, but my engine is stock. Just Molly coated positions and mikuni rebuild kits on the carbs. If your engine isn't turning 6800 rpm+ and your compression isn't great, you might back off and get 13/19. I have a 13/19 solas on my ZXi 1100 and love it. Same midrange powerband and holeshot over stock. Just make sure you get the right model for your ski...
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Sorry also by the way for your 120 gallon tank depends what your keeping. How much flow you want??? 2 jebao 40s or 60s if you want a tsunami. ..these pumps are strong man...
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I think there should be no problem, although it is not so strong. My 70-200 no problem.
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The 252, I found, is adequate. 546 is over-kill. I am very pleased with the 252.
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They're both 50 ohm, so either will work, use the better (low loss) one of you have to make a long run. It's a trade-off in flexibility, loss, and cost.
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I should add I have a 425 and a 240 plus the 240 flow from the filter pump ... If you don't want corals you may be able to get away with just a 240
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That should be fine, I use a 29 gallon 2hp compressor and an additional 21 gallon tank. but have also used my 6 gal portable for these guns.
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I preferred a 175. Now I have a road bike and use 172.5. It's really what you prefer.
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I've tried both and I like the 24-70 far better. It is a sharper, faster lens.
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Id say pick the 17-35 if you intend to stay on DX size for another 5yrs... the 50mm covers the middle of the 24-70 so moving your feet will cover that distance, but the 17-35 will allow for group shots and landscapes/buildings... the 24 will limit that somewhat.... my2cents!
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210 works great also but only ops at 2.4 while the 700 works at 2.4 and 5 ... I believe they put out the same power
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I have used it on both a 58 and a 62, and to the best of my knowledge there is a 67 adapter in the kit. and ones that go all the way to a 77, but it may be a good idea to contact the vendor
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Should be fine to pass 2W. They typically run 22-26AWG and that is suitable to carry roughly between 7A and 2.2A.