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westy
PostPosted: May 27th, '08, 19:06 
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The SANSAI 7day dig work well and give 20 cycles. The one I have is still going strong after a year and a half.
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Just get a cycle timer. They do not have time settings, only delay and run time settings. So you set the time between cycles and set how long you want the cycle to run. It will cost you about $80. They are used for hydroponics.
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Example, http://cgi.ebay.com/Encore-Repeat-Cycle ... 18Q2el1247
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PostPosted: May 28th, '08, 06:42 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Now that would be perfect if it cycled around the other way (up to 8 hours on, 30 mins off) :D

Might have trouble plugging it in to my power points though :?
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Looks like the SANSAI wins ! thanks all . esp Rupe & Westy
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Just went looking for one (Sansai PAD-32) and most of them say 8 on/offs per day./ Where did you get yours from Rupe?
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RupertMART.com.au ..... now you know how he got rich ,, he owns half of the Gong:)
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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: May 28th, '08, 15:04 
Definitly a 20 on 20 off timer Skygazer.... .... just got an email confirming 20 on/off... website is an error.

Anybody that might want one/two... PM me....
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Not sure if this one has been mentioned - but has 3 outlets all can be controlled.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/3-Sockets-Digita ... dZViewItem
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There an Aisan style power socket,,,,you can get aussie plugs to fit in,,but you've got to twist the pins a bit.$36 delivery ,,rip-off.It's cheaper to post from there to Sydney than me to posts from my home in Sydney to my next door neighbour. I'll be asking that ebay guy were is the Australian compliance certificate,,,so if you want one get it very soon because there is a 99% chance it has not certificate and therefore will be removed fromsale.
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Hi,

Rockby Electronics in Melbourne currently have 20 program electronic timers on sale for $12.80.

http://www.rockby.com.au/myindex.cfm

Don't work for them, just buy from them occasionally

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GREAT prices ,, top tip.
Thanks.

I'll be ordering a few things myself ,, delivery also VERY reasonable.
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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Jun 16th, '08, 15:46 
Think you'll find that's the Sansai PAD-32 :wink:
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visit ebay and search for a pad-32, I got one the other day and has 20 on offs, if you visit my web and search with the ebay search on my home page and I get a bit of commish :shock:
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