Thread: Greater than 60 PSI
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Re: Greater than 60 PSI
The rule is 60 PSI working. You are required to have a gauge displaying the pressure. Part of the robot inspection is a powerup. If an inspector sees that mechanism, he may very well request to check it out under power. At that point, you're not going to pass inspection until the mechanism is removed or disabled.

Also, if you're bypassing the regulator AT ALL, you are in violation of <R76>.
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