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  1. 08-22-2008 03:24 PM #1
    kellyej
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    Default Type A vs M couplers

    I know the type A and type M german sliders have the same bodies. I have 2 type A Micro Matic couplers. Is the probe for the type M coupler avaliable for purchase? I want to convert 1 of my type A to a type M. There are no replacement parts tab avaliable when viewing the details to the type m couplers on the Micro Matic web page.
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  2. 08-23-2008 12:20 PM #2
    Sammy1759
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    i dont know about a to m

    but i have an a with no relief valve. is this the regular mm ergo style or did i get another dinosaur? i have seen bass beer couplers (g i think) with no relief for sale locally and i am hesitant to buy because of the valve what do the real beer guys think about this?
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