can you tell me how to find out if this is a 30 micron filter? Or 10 micron? Or what? Thanks
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The best way to gain that info is to visit their site. I do not know the size as I already installed it and discarded the info. I am happy with this filter and will buy from them again.
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Contact: knfilters.com for that specific intel. I did a trial run of taking a new 170c oil filter adding oil and the next day drained down the oil. next step was to weigh the filter. Log this number. Then install it on the motorcycle and after 3,000 miles, remove the filter and drain. I weighed it and was impressed with the collection quality of the K & N Filters. I use these in my two cycles and my wifes Sportster. I also use them in my car and truck. I have been working on motorcycles for over 40 yrs. and am a certified tech. I hope this helped you.
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Depends on the lens attached to the camera. If you are looking at the end you would attach the filter to, you should see a zero with a slash through it followed or preceded by the size in millimeters.
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They were an exact fit replacement for my original Hayward filters. I don't know the micron size but they clean as well if not better than the originals. I recommend them..
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50 Micron pre-filter and 5 micron post-filter. The filter is more densely wrapped toward the core.
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Annie, have no idea about which is correct. Just know that these filters do fit. Wish I could be of more help, but am not a techie person !
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Look at your filter and see if it says it's a "WHEERM" on the tag. Beware I stopped buying filters online because I believe they were selling used filters and didn't last. Go to Lowes and get a new one.
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It is a 30mm. I read some other reviews and one stated that it was a 30mm tube. I believe weavers website list it as a 30mm tube as well. The 30mm weaver rings I used were a perfect fit.
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Sorry I don't know. Whatever information amazon listed was correct about the filter for my model.
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Yes Ma'am. According to Royal Purple's website, 10-2867 is the correct filter.
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They should eventually go away. Your h300 is a .25 micronfilter. The elf-5m-kdf-p is 5 micron, it will allow much larger particles through. If they are white it may be calcium. Harmless go nack to the h300 much better filter
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i do not know///the no rdic 20-25-5 is a excellent filter and will-replace any 20-25-5
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There are tons of 10 inch replacement filters out there, and you only have to do it about every six months. As long as it says fits standard ten inch countertop it should work, note I have only had mine about two months so I have not done it yet. Just search amazon for ten inch water filter replacements, most are less than ten dollars, (not 4.5 inch though). Culligan has some 4.5 micron on amazon for about 3 dollars each
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Hi Mia, This filter set is made for lenses with 40.5 mm diameter which is exactly what is on the 10-30 PD Zoom. EE
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A Filter FC-0303 filter fits this hot. Took me a while to locate one. Had to dig through the manual and contact Miraloma (the manufacture) to get to a distributor to get one. Amazon sells the FC-0303 for about $27. I'm going to get myself a spare.
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If it is really 15 microns then this is not even close to the ability of the lifestraw at .2 microns or other sub micron filter. There is a lot of stuff that can get through 15 microns. If you didn't get sick that just means the water wasn't biologically contaminated with something bad for you in the first place.
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Pierce- check out the Wynn Environmental website. They make some great aftermarket filters. I believe the one I picked up a year ago (I'm not home right now) is the 35A canister, which requires a slight fit adjustment to my (your) Delta dust collector, but it works great. I think it's 0.5 micron. Also remember that there's a trade-off between filtering capability and airflow, so the "low micron" filters require more surface area on the filter to ensure adequate airflow. Chris
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You have to LOOK AT your lens and it will display somewhere on it (the front most cases) either 0.77 or 0.72 or so on,,,,,thats your filter size,,,,,,, hope this helps ,,,