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Tom White

Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #20 on: April 15, 2016, 10:33:26 pm »
I have a 400 litre pure2o system, it was a reasonable price - about £2,700 incl fitting as I remember, and I cannot fault it.

Mine cost a fraction of that and I cannot fault it either.  It's been going great guns for a good few years now.

Ionics is for people with more credit than sense.

Anyway, I'm selling some magic beans, if anyone wants some.  E-mail me at tosh@gayjapladyboy and I'll forward you the bank details to make payment to.


Spruce

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Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #21 on: April 15, 2016, 10:56:04 pm »
I have a 400 litre pure2o system, it was a reasonable price - about £2,700 incl fitting as I remember, and I cannot fault it.

Mine cost a fraction of that and I cannot fault it either.  It's been going great guns for a good few years now.

Ionics is for people with more credit than sense.

Anyway, I'm selling some magic beans, if anyone wants some.  E-mail me at tosh@gayjapladyboy and I'll forward you the bank details to make payment to.

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Tom White

Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #22 on: April 15, 2016, 10:58:31 pm »
Hello Tosh

Are you back?

I don't think I've been away anywhere; I just took a break from the forum, mate.

Smurf

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Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #23 on: April 15, 2016, 11:34:20 pm »
I've put an order in for 8 kitted out new vans and a million leaflets after reading how great their stuff is.
Shame the don't do 50" tv's or I would have bought 2 off them aswell   

I was going to sell up and move back with my parents but that is a no go as they have been in a hole in the ground for a few years now  so might not be ideal somehow. As I'm getting a great big new central heated unit and plush new offices my missus has kicked me out as said you think more of work than me so bugger off you MODDED then punched me in the head.... Then I woke up in a cold sweet thinking thank goodness for that it was only a terrible dream but how the hell did I get that black eye. My missus then looks over and smiles and says I have no idea you MODDED  ;D

nathankaye

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Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #24 on: April 16, 2016, 01:33:37 am »
I've put an order in for 8 kitted out new vans and a million leaflets after reading how great their stuff is.
Shame the don't do 50" tv's or I would have bought 2 off them aswell   

I was going to sell up and move back with my parents but that is a no go as they have been in a hole in the ground for a few years now  so might not be ideal somehow. As I'm getting a great big new central heated unit and plush new offices my missus has kicked me out as said you think more of work than me so bugger off you MODDED then punched me in the head.... Then I woke up in a cold sweet thinking thank goodness for that it was only a terrible dream but how the hell did I get that black eye. My missus then looks over and smiles and says I have no idea you MODDED  ;D

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dazmond

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Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #25 on: April 16, 2016, 01:22:40 pm »
I bought my system from Ionics and I'd happily get another and recommend them.

Sure, the main Zero systems are not cheap, and have features I would not be bothered about.  But their Pure2o range (which is sort of the budget range) is superb in my opinion.

I have a 400 litre pure2o system, it was a reasonable price - about £2,700 incl fitting as I remember, and I cannot fault it.

mine cost me about a grand.brand new 500L tank and frame including fitting and pumpbox with controller/battery,DI,etc.just as reliable plus i have an extra 100L! ;D

the £1,700 saving bought me an xtreme 47,hot water heater,heavy duty hose reel and microbore,gas bottle,clx 4,various brushes and goosenecks.
price higher/work harder!

SeanK

Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #26 on: April 16, 2016, 02:38:49 pm »
I bought my system from Ionics and I'd happily get another and recommend them.

Sure, the main Zero systems are not cheap, and have features I would not be bothered about.  But their Pure2o range (which is sort of the budget range) is superb in my opinion.

I have a 400 litre pure2o system, it was a reasonable price - about £2,700 incl fitting as I remember, and I cannot fault it.

mine cost me about a grand.brand new 500L tank and frame including fitting and pumpbox with controller/battery,DI,etc.just as reliable plus i have an extra 100L! ;D

the £1,700 saving bought me an xtreme 47,hot water heater,heavy duty hose reel and microbore,gas bottle,clx 4,various brushes and goosenecks.

I don't know that system but I doubt you could have put it together for a grand as you would be talking about £500 for 4040
RO alone.
I bought a ready built system and I worked out it would have saved me around £500 to build and fit it myself and there's no way
it would have been as well designed at the time because I knew very little about wfp and its workings.
Considering I had a warranty and a bit of training thrown in it was £500 well spent, knowing what I know now I would still do
the same.


Frankybadboy

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Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #27 on: April 16, 2016, 07:05:40 pm »
Hello Tosh

Are you back?

I don't think I've been away anywhere; I just took a break from the forum, mate.
you posted this in the wrong forum lol tosh

dazmond

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Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #28 on: April 18, 2016, 08:17:49 am »
I bought my system from Ionics and I'd happily get another and recommend them.

Sure, the main Zero systems are not cheap, and have features I would not be bothered about.  But their Pure2o range (which is sort of the budget range) is superb in my opinion.

I have a 400 litre pure2o system, it was a reasonable price - about £2,700 incl fitting as I remember, and I cannot fault it.

mine cost me about a grand.brand new 500L tank and frame including fitting and pumpbox with controller/battery,DI,etc.just as reliable plus i have an extra 100L! ;D

the £1,700 saving bought me an xtreme 47,hot water heater,heavy duty hose reel and microbore,gas bottle,clx 4,various brushes and goosenecks.

I don't know that system but I doubt you could have put it together for a grand as you would be talking about £500 for 4040
RO alone.
I bought a ready built system and I worked out it would have saved me around £500 to build and fit it myself and there's no way
it would have been as well designed at the time because I knew very little about wfp and its workings.
Considering I had a warranty and a bit of training thrown in it was £500 well spent, knowing what I know now I would still do
the same.

sorry sean no RO(DI ONLY).tap tds 029.
price higher/work harder!

robert mitchell

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Re: ionic silly silly prices
« Reply #29 on: April 18, 2016, 08:32:56 am »
If you go the pure20 route the systems are fairly good value for a crash tested system .......however some of the parts they sell :o :o :o

I took apart the controller from my pure20 system that sells for nearly 200 notes ...... the innards are just the same as the homemade £15 ones people make on here!
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