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Re: I now know where all the first rings went.....
After I was done with my robot inspection duties, I was asked to help inflate tubes behind the Galileo field. I was there alone, when a drive team member of 1712 offered to help while they were in the queue. After he inflated several rings, I gave him a deflated red keeper - he said "This is going onto my wall!"
A little later, I was informed by another crew member that I shouldn't have allowed him to operate the air pump...go figure!
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Whether or not you use wheel weights, if you're running a wheel at several thousand RPM, you'd better have an effective containment system to protect the outside world in case something spontaneously disassembles itself. - Alan Anderson [more] 
16-04-2007, 20:50
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