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Re: 2nd Most Awaited Q and A Answer?
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Originally Posted by compwiztobe
So it appears according to today's answers that a mechanical linkage, e.g. a mechanically contiguous assembly in any way, will be considered a single appendage. No mention of whether this connection is inside or outside the frame means that it doesn't matter. Good to know this is the way they are thinking, and beyond that I think we can safely use common sense.
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This now opens up the question that if its two mechanically independent systems operating in unison (and assumedly being used for the same/similar task), does this still satisfy the requirement?
-Brando
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