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03-02-2010, 12:17
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Re: Telescoping Tubing Extended with Air Pressure or Springs?
With regard to air pressure, this was asked on the Q&A—the answer was no. (Consult section 8.3.9 of the manual for details.)
You could try this, though. |
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