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8/27/07, 11:31 PM

David A. Andersen David A. Andersen is offline

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Re: AC Drain

The only unit that should not have a trap is when the unit has a sign on the side of it that says it's not required.

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I mean, you can't force very much air through a 3/4" pipe no matter how hard you try.

The loss of the little bit of air is not the MAJOR concern. Think about the big picture for a while.

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