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06-02-2006, 15:59
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Re: Weight Concerns
We haven't added a few things yet, and when we weighed ours the other day it was at 115...Because of the things we have yet to add, we went ahead and swiss-cheesed the bot, so now we SHOULD be underweight...I hope...
We had a really odd experience with the inspection scales last year at Chesapeake. Our shop scale showed ~119, but that thing can be a bit testy, so we weren't sure. When we got to Chesapeake, their scale showed 119.6. We measured out an extra .35 pounds of our arm material and added that; now the scale showed 118.4.  We were lost...but decided not to mess with a good thing.
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