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April 1st 05, 11:02 PM
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Altimeter Disassembly
Received an old , externaly corroded Piper altimeter a while ago and I'd
like to take it apart for a look-see but can't figure how the guts mechanism comes out. Presently have the glass lens, holder and knob off. Any suggestions short of cutting the case in two G would be appreciated. Thanks, Dick 
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