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February 5th 06, 02:26 AM
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O2 cylinder
Does anyone out there in r.a.s. land know how to get a German Oxygen
cylinder recertified to DOT specifications, and a place to get it done? I think it is out of date, and I got I with the glider, a DG800B. It appears to be in good shape-no dings or scratches. It has no DOT cert number on the neck, and was imported with the glider-factory installed. Thanks in advance -- Hartley Falbaum 
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