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June 1st 20, 01:15 PM
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CAI 302 needle fell off
So the needle fell off my 302 yesterday. Noticed it on the ground, but the landing wasn't that firm.
Anyway, I thought I could get by short term without it, as I use it to feed the Clearnav, and have a Butterfly as well. But a very wise man suggested that the 302 hunts for the needle position on start up for calibration, and might not work without the needle. I tried it, and he was correct. Could it be as simple as opening up the case and gluing the needle back on with a dab of 
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