A atlweb Member Market Messages 417 Reaction score 0 Sep 23, 2011 #1 Do you put anything underneath the pump? I noticed the vibrations cause a little bit more noise than I would like and the suction cups don't really stop it. I know some people use carbon filters, any other suggestions?
Do you put anything underneath the pump? I noticed the vibrations cause a little bit more noise than I would like and the suction cups don't really stop it. I know some people use carbon filters, any other suggestions?
A acroholic Active Member Lifetime Messages 5,661 Reaction score 0 Sep 23, 2011 #2 Internal or external? Sounds internal from the use of suction cups.
D dakota9 Active Member Market Messages 3,171 Reaction score 8 Sep 23, 2011 #4 I used a bit of folded blue/white filter padding. That helped a lot.
R rjrgroup Member Market Messages 850 Reaction score 0 Sep 23, 2011 #7 Rubber pond liner rubber banded around the pump. Be careful not to allow whatever you use to get sucked on to the intake.
Rubber pond liner rubber banded around the pump. Be careful not to allow whatever you use to get sucked on to the intake.
