[stevegunn]

You use an inline heater.Yes you need three leads with the heater .

[Martin S]

Steve/Paul,

Are the Vac' motors on the Eclipse in Series (VO) or Parallel (AO)? 

I read somewhere, (can't remember where) about a manufacturer that offers you the option of either set up.  Not sure if this was Cleancraft or not!

Cheers.

Martin S

[david_m]

hi there steve

have you had any problems with trip switchs. when you are useing
the inline heater as well.

[Ian Gourlay]

Steve,

When you aquired your Ninja why did you not get one with the larger pump.?


I am told that if anyone wants a larger pump in Advantage they can have one.

[paul@ctcs]

David M,

My house has notoriously bad wiring and trips without too much trouble, I have used the Eclipse with the two machine leads plugged into a twin socket and the heater running from a socket in the same room, to my suprise no problems what so ever

Paul

[stevegunn]

I have not had a problem with the electrics tripping

[mark_roberts]

The advantage only comes with the 135psi option.

Mark

[paul@ctcs]

Now i have the advantage of using a machine with 500psi I dont know how i have managed with only 100psi for so long
So doubt another 35psi be much better!
 
One thing that i have noticed is that the pump fitted to my eclipse is rated at 1500psi but is limited to 500, so no worries of overstressing

Paul

[Doug Holloway]

Paul/Steve,

How would you strong young bucks rate the manouvreability of the Eclipse for ageing cc's like myself?

Cheers,

Doug

[paul@ctcs]

Hi Doug,

The monouverability is actually superb, its very well balanced and well laid out with the hoses all connecting to the rear of the machine and a majority of the weight over the back wheels, this makes moving it mid clean much easier than the comanche.
 Saying that the machine is a little heavy but not un managable, this weight is a result of the beast of a pump and motor which may weigh over 20kg alone
 Nick tells me the 300psi set up is far lighter

Paul

[Dynafoam]

Paul,

If you were to use your Eclipse at 135 psi, you would notice a difference in performance over the Surflow pump of the same pressure.

This is due to the fact that your current pump has sufficient flow to sustain the pressure.

[stevegunn]

Doug

I lifted into my van today with half a tank of water.Its very easy to manoeuvre a ramp would be helpful but more of a luxury than a necessity.

Martin S

The vacs are in series.   

[Martin S]

Cheers Steve.

Martin S

[Len Gribble]

Steve

Have to ask why, after any job I empty the porty that is! But if had ramps I think I need to watch this space.

Len

[stevegunn]

I was going to another job 2 miles down road why waste chemical

[Dynafoam]

Steve !

Waste Chemical  - in your tank!!! ? - I'll tell Nick

[Len Gribble]

Steve

You got me, or perhaps you are going to show the next customer what type of neighbours they have? What away to drum up business even two miles away: who’s to know!

John

Steve may be into recycling?

Len

[stevegunn]

Steve !

Waste Chemical  - in your tank!!! ? - I'll tell Nick

I don't exclusivley just use microsplitters

[nick.solution]

Hi Guys

I heard !!!

Best regards Nick

[stevegunn]

Anyone else using the Eclipse or have only myself and Paul got one If so what do they think or has anyone had a demonstration