Recent content by Mr Nicaragua

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    Trying to find the gpm rate of my pump

    Ok. Thanks to all for your insight. Some of my concerns were not as critical as I thought. I guess sometimes overthinking creates more worries than actually exist. I will keep on keepin' on:p
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    Trying to find the gpm rate of my pump

    I actually have a flow meter on the pipe just after the heater. On high speed, with a clean filter it registers just a click above 40gpm. That seems low for a 2hp pump. So I am not sure that the flow meter is accurate. Might be defective, although it is only 3 years old. I even took apart the...
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    Trying to find the gpm rate of my pump

    I guess I'd just like to make sure low speed is sufficient for normal daily filtration/circulation. I still use high speed when vacuuming and adding chemicals. Besides, having all of the information about my equipment is important to me. The more I know, the fewer surprises.
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    Trying to find the gpm rate of my pump

    Model number off the motor housing is SP1520Z24ESC. it's an AO Smith Century motor. I tried searching that model number, with no luck. I tried Hayward's website, and AO Smith's website. Even did a general google search. Nothing. I tried it using " Swimpro Voyager", with and without that number...
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    Trying to find the gpm rate of my pump

    I'm having an impossible time trying to find out the flow rates of my pump. I have a Swimpro Voyager 2 hp, 2-speed pump. High speed= 2hp@ 3450 rpm. Low speed= .25 hp@1725 rpm. I also have a Hayward H-series 150kbtu heater (not sure if that restricts the flow rate). I've searched everywhere I...
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    Another new guy

    I'm so happy I found this site! I've already implemented some of the ideas/advice I've seen here, and it's working out well. I've had my pool for a couple seasons now, but a little help and advice is always a good thing. After all, I need to take good care of the pool my wife just HAD to have...