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Old 09-09-2014, 11:25 AM   #2
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Wow, thats more like it. a big piece of plastic should not cost a fortune.

I have yet to take mine apart and see how it works but I can't imagine that its all that complex. I was going to see if I can fix the diaphram or retrofit it with a better solution so if my new one fails I can swap the improved old one back in.

However at this price I should just buy a spare to have on hand.

So who will be the first Guinea Pig to try this out for us and let us know if it works out?


I couldn't help but notice that they have some great prices on other things as well.
They are located in the US but deal with Bremmen Parts from Germany, who in turn sources their parts from all over Europe.

Nice find!
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