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Filter vs Non Filter
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<blockquote data-quote="bwithers55" data-source="post: 38758" data-attributes="member: 522"><p>1. Non filter</p><p>2. Non filter</p><p>3. Uh, they filter?</p><p>4. Condensation collects around the filter or in the larger airway in the tenon or around the filter adaptor that is placed where a filter would go, if you used one in the filter pipe. Instead of the adaptor thingie. <g></p><p>5. See 4, above</p><p>6. Most, if not all American made high ends are non filtered. The Europeans are divided on this. <g> </p><p></p><p>-bw</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bwithers55, post: 38758, member: 522"] 1. Non filter 2. Non filter 3. Uh, they filter? 4. Condensation collects around the filter or in the larger airway in the tenon or around the filter adaptor that is placed where a filter would go, if you used one in the filter pipe. Instead of the adaptor thingie. <g> 5. See 4, above 6. Most, if not all American made high ends are non filtered. The Europeans are divided on this. <g> -bw [/QUOTE]
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