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Amazing the amount of energy that goes into the tolerance testing, molding, packaging, etc.
Amazing the amount of energy that goes into the tolerance testing, molding, packaging, etc.
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NeaterHeater & NH Pro (1 Viewer)
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I wanted something that would legitimately hold my titanium heaters in my sump without fighting the cables.
So I said, screw it, and designed them to all work off the full weight of the heaters out of water.
So I said, screw it, and designed them to all work off the full weight of the heaters out of water.
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The NeaterHeater Pro magnets can be split in two. I've seen several people with issues on the long glass ones having alot of torque on the mount. This causes a heater to rotate anytime the cord is bumped. Splitting the magnets solves that.
The other issue is I bought one thag didn't hold my heater years ago and had to buy a whole new unit that, I thought was stronger. In this case a person could buy a regular and simply add as many magnets as floats your boat without having to water a prior purchase.
The other issue is I bought one thag didn't hold my heater years ago and had to buy a whole new unit that, I thought was stronger. In this case a person could buy a regular and simply add as many magnets as floats your boat without having to water a prior purchase.
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*** Pro's have an additional "tuning fork" looking part to tie multiple magnets together in one bar.
looks phenomenal @RSnodgrass
Great work, thank you for filling the gap (and out-engineering) left by the incredibly flaky Zenreef
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Did a live tonight and did a walk through in all it's nerdy glory.
Prior to that Joe when through alot of the latest InSight updates.
Prior to that Joe when through alot of the latest InSight updates.
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I had one of his, the magnet bar was a single round magnet in the middle of an acrylic bar. Visually looked nice but the spinning drove me nuts and a big part of why I created a true double magnet that separates.
