Hello,

I guess you're right as I intermixed with something. There was also an air
pump which seems completely useless for me as it creates a fast (50 cps)
alternating airflow having no valves in it obviously. I never did
understand completely how such a - silly cheap and primitive - thing could
pump any air at all... :-(

Regards,
Imre

On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Wagner Lipnharski wrote:

> I think the salesman was talking about water pumps... not air pumps.
> All the air pumps I found lately in Pet Stores around, all of them, there
> is a big sign to avoid contact with water... They heat nothing, so no
> reason for refrigeration.  Water pumps are a different story.
>
> Wagner.
>
>
> dr. Imre Bartfai wrote:
> > I have got the idea, too. Unfortunately, all the pumps are available
> > here must be submersed into water for lubricating purposes - at
> > least, the salesman told me. Any workabout?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Imre
>
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