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Nason Pressure Switch?
we are thinking of having two separate pneumatic systems, 1 with pistons and tanks prefilled before the competition; and another directly connecting a piston to the compressor. in the rules they state that the nason pressure switch needs to be a attached at the output of a tank. in our setup the tanks are independant of the compressor so would it be LEGAL not the have the nason pressure switch in that setup? Could we instead put it on in front of the compressor which is attached to the piston which it powers?
thank you
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