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Locking gas springs - legal?

After a quick review of the manual, I'm inclined to say that locking gas springs are legal. I just wanted to poll the forum before we started sinking a lot of effort into the idea.

We used a gas spring in our 2016 robot to balance the (long) intake / scaling arm. We're hoping to improve the setup by replacing the gas spring with a locking version (unlocked with an air cylinder pulling the remote release) to hold the arm angle without motor current.

These are the types of products:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#gas-springs/=131wqob

http://www.geminigassprings.com/inde...hk=1&Itemid=12

http://www.bansbach.com/index.php/en...elease-systems
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