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May 11th 10, 08:53 PM
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Computer model experiment
Increase diameter incrementaly in the order of 1000
inches or so. As stated earlier the above is a gross violation of the segment length/diameter ratio. Again; what does your "Average Gain Test" report say under these conditions? Frank |
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