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11Kv joints

11/07/2009 4:06 AM

what is the spacing between joints
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11/08/2009 8:12 AM

Depends on the strength(home grown??) and how many beers in between!!!

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11/09/2009 3:11 AM

How about using a tape measure and finding out locally?

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11/09/2009 6:56 AM

Shocking advice......

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