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Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 293 City: Macon State: GA Occupation: Chemical Engineer Other Interests: Soccer, Coaching my kids
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Jebo WP40 Powerhead - anyone using it?
New Jebo WP40
Here's a link for those of you who work on a budget with your reefs. As we are seeing more and more overseas products in this industry, sounds like some of this stuff is actually turning out to be very good and cost effective. I personally don't have any vortechs, nor do i see myself being able to afford them any time soon. But this new powerhead is certainly intriguing and a potential replacement for that.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 446 City: oxford State: GA Occupation: Disabled Navy veteran Other Interests: My Family, Fingerweaving, native american pow wows, reef tanks
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Looked on your link and read the reviews. Who carries this product and like ddaddy ask does anyone on here uses it?
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Posts: 293 City: Macon State: GA Occupation: Chemical Engineer Other Interests: Soccer, Coaching my kids
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To sum it up for those that don't want to read the article, they are comparing this with Vortech MP40's. Basically, its quieter than a MP40, stronger than a MP40 and 1/4 the cost of a MP40. They are very close to getting this thing controlled via most of the big name controllers. The big question is reliability which only time will tell of that. They are also working on a smaller version called the WP25 which would be more for the 60-100 gallon tanks. Very intriguing if you ask me.
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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If they are anything like the rest of Jebo's products, make sure you buy a few of them to replace them when they start breaking...
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Posts: 293 City: Macon State: GA Occupation: Chemical Engineer Other Interests: Soccer, Coaching my kids
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What other products does Jebo make Ripped?
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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BTW, the Chinese do not have a word for "customer service".... be ware
![]() Edit: Jebo has been around for a while! +10 years? The reason you haven't heard of them is because they don't make quality stuff. Lights, heaters, tanks, powerheads, filters- bad stuff across the board.
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 293 City: Macon State: GA Occupation: Chemical Engineer Other Interests: Soccer, Coaching my kids
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Ha maybe thats why they are so cheap, they figure you can buy 2 or 3 of them and swap parts in and out. The reliability question is a valid one here and again, only time will tell.
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Age: 27
Posts: 301 City: Kathleen State: GA Occupation: Entrepreneur Other Interests: My family, my faith, cars, hunting, sports
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I think at $85 its worth a shot. The only thing I don't like is you cannot control the power, only the wave type. How about someone buy one and if it still works in 6 months ill get one!
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Posts: 7,226 City: Canton State: GA Occupation: Owner, Imagine Ocean Other Interests: Geocaching, Gold Panning, Kayaking
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Didn't they make Odyssea light fixtures too?
Make sure your fire insurance is paid up ![]()
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Sure did! LMAO
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Posts: 7,226 City: Canton State: GA Occupation: Owner, Imagine Ocean Other Interests: Geocaching, Gold Panning, Kayaking
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Google "Odyssea, fire" or "Jebo, fire"
Customer of mine bought a used tank with an Odyssea fixture a few years ago. Flimsy junk. We replaced it in short order especially after reading about the fire hazards. You get what you pay for. "The bitterness of poor quality lasts long after the sweet price is forgotten." I have no firsthand experience with this new knockoff product. Just pointing out that the manufacturer doesn't have a stellar track record, where lighting is concerned. Jenn
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Join Date: Jan 2013
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Most of the posts nowadays are like this one Jenn. Sounds as though they fixed the problem. Lol having said that, I still wouldn't buy one but thats just me.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 446 City: oxford State: GA Occupation: Disabled Navy veteran Other Interests: My Family, Fingerweaving, native american pow wows, reef tanks
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like I always say:"You GET what you pay for!"
Jenn: Boy have I learned that lesson.....hehe
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Age: 27
Posts: 301 City: Kathleen State: GA Occupation: Entrepreneur Other Interests: My family, my faith, cars, hunting, sports
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After doing some research I found they will be selling a Wp25 in two or three months for half the price. I will probably get one of those and see what happens. At a $50 price point that wouldn't break the bank if it didn't work. Also it seems there mode with the Wp40 with power at 3400gph, 1710gph, and 1130gph respectively. Also I have excellent fire insurance just in case this thing decides to go nuclear!
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Comparing these to a Koralia is probably the most reasonable. If they hold up better than koralia(IMO, not a good pump) then you got a good deal.
I don't think that comparing it to a Vortech is at all reasonable. Maybe a tunze
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I have been running two koralia for the past 6 months with no problems...very little noise.
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Did you read the discussion i posted on what this pump compares to?
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Posts: 66 City: Atlanta State: GA Other Interests: Auburn Football, All ATL Sports Teams, Scuba Diving
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ddaddy I am glad you posted this. I am in the process of setting up a 72g reef and was dreading dropping $350 - $450 for one powerhead right after purchasing all the other equipment that I need.
I am def. going get one of these and maybe in a year upgrade to a vortech. Videos look good on youtube too. |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 405 City: Winder State: GA Occupation: Computer Networking student
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I've had my WP40 for a few weeks now. So far so good.
Edit: I knew I was taking a chance with it, but I did te same with my MM LEDs. I couldn't be happier with them. Only time will tell. |
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