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- Invisible Sun
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Re: Filters
Hobby filters work fine imo and are a fraction of the price. My most recent cost 35 quid for a 5 inch an so far is still good 2 years on.
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Re: Filters
I'm currently using a RAM filter that's actually underrated for my extractor 9 months in and not a sniff yet.
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Re: Filters
Me and 2 others hsve had rhino pros fail in the last year or so. Few lads are on the viper filters atm, cheaper than the rhino pros but as good from what I've seen. I'll be moving over to em.
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I can't work out how you've come to the figure of £250 for a 5" filter. How many are you buying/using?Viz wrote: ↑Thu Oct 11, 2018 11:49 amIn the market for a new set of filters.
I have used Rhino Pro filters for the last two years and all good. Not a problem. But they are two years old now. And my 5" filter has given up the ghost so I am going to change them all. Would have preferred not to have to spend the cash as money is always tight when you have young kids. Especially teenage daughters like I do.
Right so I have been hearing rumblings of unhappiness from some folks about Rhino filters.
This makes me a little nervous on spending £250 + on Rhino filters that are now less than stellar as a brand.
Input guys and gals.
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Re: Filters
Viper Viz.... my rhino pro was CRAP!
The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear.
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Re: Filters
my 10 - 250x1000 didnt even shine on grow one :(
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Re: Filters
Viper and mountain air are both equal in quality although on the viper the ducting fits alot more snugly the mountain airs are slightly oversized only slightly but little differences eh !!
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Re: Filters
check the air movement as well viz, I got away with half the size of the rhino ( I went overkill by a longshot I think ) But best to check :)