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    Default Re: Above Ground pool vacs

    I have not used either but in researching different ones, I found this ... I hope that helps
    Quoted from http://www.poolsupplyworld.com/pools...OOLROVERJR.htm
    "regarding the differences between the Aquabot Pool Rover Jr. and the Aquabot Pool Rover Hybrid.

    The Pool Rover Jr. is designed for above ground, flat bottom pools, while the Pool Rover Hybrid is designed for bowl-shaped above ground pools (with inclines up to 30 degrees), but can also be used with in-ground pools.

    The Hybrid cleans pools up to 40' in one hour, while the Pool Rover Jr. cleans pools up to 30' in 30 minutes. Both cleaners filter down to 2 microns, operate at 24V, have a 19 quart capacity filter bag and include a 40' non-corroding Kevlar power cable."
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    Waterway 19" Sand Filter (100#) and 1HP 2 speed pump
    Hayward AquaTrol-RJ salt water chlorine generator
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    Default Re: Above Ground pool vacs

    Quote Originally Posted by swimlane View Post
    I have not used either but in researching different ones, I found this ... I hope that helps
    Quoted from http://www.poolsupplyworld.com/pools...OOLROVERJR.htm
    "regarding the differences between the Aquabot Pool Rover Jr. and the Aquabot Pool Rover Hybrid.

    The Pool Rover Jr. is designed for above ground, flat bottom pools, while the Pool Rover Hybrid is designed for bowl-shaped above ground pools (with inclines up to 30 degrees), but can also be used with in-ground pools.

    The Hybrid cleans pools up to 40' in one hour, while the Pool Rover Jr. cleans pools up to 30' in 30 minutes. Both cleaners filter down to 2 microns, operate at 24V, have a 19 quart capacity filter bag and include a 40' non-corroding Kevlar power cable."
    Thanks for taking time to post this. I had a feeling that the Hybrid meant something like it could be used in an above ground pool aswell as an aboveground. I have a flat bottom 54" high Lomart ABG pool, I think the Rover JR will be fine and I think I am going to order it right now! I will be sure to post my review when I get the results! Thanks

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