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![]() "Morgans" wrote in message ... Some aerobatic rag and tub aircraft have a air fill valve, and a pressure gauge where it can be checked at every pre-flight. It is then filled with some gas, like nitrogen or argon. If the pressure is lower, or at atmospheric pressure, there is a crack somewhere, meaning that it might not be structurally sound, especially for high G loads. Some helicopters also pressurize the rotor blades and monitor real time for pressure drop... |
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