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Any variation on all the possibilities you mentioned, will affect the reading. For your application, my preference would have been T&D P/N 8200 or Harlan Sharp P/N S70015K. |
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Checked .481'' +/- .001
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I try to get all lifts to be -.001'' to a max of -.004. Everyone else in the class has over .500'' lift so I don't want to give up anything.
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