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Air recievers...?
We just unwrapped our "Clippard air recievers", and are unsure as to how they work. No one on our team is particularly skilled in pneumatics, and we're having a pretty tough time, aside from all of the rookie team stuff.
Can anyone offer an explanation? |
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