infinsable
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Whats a decent ro unit, I want to shop around before I settle for the 1 my lfs wants to sell me. Thanks 
RO units
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broomer5
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It all depends on a few things.
How bad is your tap water source.
How pure do you want your treated water to be.
How much water do you want to produce in a day.
How full is your wallet.
I'd suggest doing a search for Reverse Osmosis water filters on the net. Tons of good info at your figertips.
<a href="http://www.kentmarine.com" target="_blank">www.kentmarine.com</a>
Also has a pretty good section detailing their water filtrations systems, and many hobbyists have reported good luck using them.
Good luck
How bad is your tap water source.
How pure do you want your treated water to be.
How much water do you want to produce in a day.
How full is your wallet.
I'd suggest doing a search for Reverse Osmosis water filters on the net. Tons of good info at your figertips.
<a href="http://www.kentmarine.com" target="_blank">www.kentmarine.com</a>
Also has a pretty good section detailing their water filtrations systems, and many hobbyists have reported good luck using them.
Good luck
veskas
Member
I have a Kent Maxxima RO/DI 50gpd unit. You can have it for $150.
simas@mediaone.net
simas@mediaone.net