Just got an 05 Hotspring Prodigy - No heat?

[hottubdan]

I presume you are on a 110v 20 amp dedicated circuit.

If so, use it and enjoy.  You will most likely find no need to convert to 220v.  Cost of operation is the same.

If you are in the spa for 45 minutes or so at a time you should be fine...depending on where you are.  what is your winter like?

[WannaSoakNow]

Congrats on the new spa!!!! Enjoy and show some photo's of the new spa...!!!  

[The_real_Clown_Shoes]

On 110 the water will only heat about 1.5 degrees per hour.  Just give it time, and make sure the filters are nice and clean.

If you ever have any problems with it, just give us a call here.  365-8609.

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Its up and running great.  Yes, it is on a dedicated 20 amp breaker.  I haven't had any issues with it on 110.. so really no reason to switch to 220?  Our winters can be pretty harsh, but considering it is about 90F right now on October 6th I have a feeling it isn't going to be extremely harsh this year.

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Here are some pics.  I really like the spa. Jets are nice, it runs quite, colors are nice.  






and the old cracked concrete pad that was there before I built the deck and added the tub

[mark 2550]

Very nice looking set-up enjoy your new tub and if you can convert to 220v you will enjoy the both of best world's.

[D.P. Roberts]

Wow, that's fantastic. I normally don't care much for the colored shells, but the combination of the grey cabinet and your beautiful setting really makes that blue stand out. Nice!

[hottubdan]

Nice job.  And a good deal on a used tub!