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How to measure pressure in the tubes?
At this point, most teams probably have their tubes inflated (at least I hope so). However, I am unsure at to how many teams actually have them inflated to the right pressure.
My team inflated the tubes most of the way and we have been assuming it is correct. Unfortunately, we have been unable to figure out an accurate way of measuring the pressure inside the tube. Has anyone had any success in this regard or had any ideas... I think this is needed by most teams.  
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