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depends 31 i wouldnt 38 yes
 
Thanks so I've diged out an old manometer given to me by a colleague. That reads up to 60mb, to accurately read a standing pressure of over 30mb. The tubes are a little dirty though. Is there a better way of trying to clean them than running water through them?
 
Do you have a fga ?
 

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