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Stratos Eco in yet?

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GW
GW Member Posts: 5,137
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How is the Eco coming along? Thanks Mark

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  • FATBOY040575
    FATBOY040575 Member Posts: 17
    FROM WHAT I'VE HEARD

    The ECO will not be out until late June. I was looking at quoting one for a customer and my rep. firm told me they will not be ready until sometime in mid to late June.
  • GW
    GW Member Posts: 5,137


    I was told late January in December.

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  • Rudnae
    Rudnae Member Posts: 47
    Stratos Eco

    The literature is out now and the first order is already precommitted according to the boys @ Wilo Canada. So late June is probably more realistic to actually get your hands on one. Been waiting awhile now but it will be worth the wait! Hope that helps.
  • Weezbo
    Weezbo Member Posts: 6,231
    *~/:)

    We, me and my mouse 'Tubby", were sitting in front of the computer yesterday evening with his little fingers on my toes "Wondering"..just when, we might see an Eco Stratus ...:)
    he is about the cheapest pet thats ever hung around.. he used to be named Micky, then i changed it to "Fingers". now, i call him 'Tubby' because the honey coated peanuts i feed him seems to have increased his Girth :)

    Like an Eco he seems to run on very little energy ,

    about 1 and a 1/2 peanuts a day :)

    i haven't calculated out the energy conversion factor of the heat in btu's per peanut buh its Got to be Extremely favorable :)
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