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Re: Pneumatics piston
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As I understand it, as log as the ports are not plugged, it would be legal. You could put adjustable needle valves in the ports and adjust them to allow air in at out at a rate that you like, but if you plug either end, you create the potential to compress air to a higher than legal pressure.
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