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Yes they do what Bob ? Graduate downbearing angles so as to get
exactly the same amount of downbearing force on each unison ?<br>
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RicB<br>
<blockquote>>Course the problem with this notion is that equal
tension by no means <br>
(in fact dictates the opposite) of equal amounts of downbearing
pressure <br>
across the scale unless one compensates by graduating the downbearing <br>
angle appropriatly...which I dont think anyone does.<<br>
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Yes, they do. Check out your July and August 1999 Journals<br>
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Bob Hohf<br>
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