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Gwen
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Rotating & Non-Rotating

09/03/2010 12:15 AM

How do I choice "Rotating" or "non-Rotating" of a spare-part?
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Re: Rotating & Non-Rotating

09/03/2010 3:19 AM

the manufacturer.
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Re: Rotating & Non-Rotating

09/03/2010 4:45 AM

1. Put your hand in your pocket / purse

2. Extract coin (denomination unimportant)

3. Flick coin in the air

4. When it lands, look at it:

5a. If the "Heads" side is uppermost, choice (sic) Rotating

5b. If the "Tails" side is showing, choice (sic) non-Rotating

6. Try it out.

7. If equipment fails, buy opposite part and use that. Throw away coin as it must be defective.

8. RTFM

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Re: Rotating & Non-Rotating

09/03/2010 8:29 AM

We need more information about the part, its function, etc.

A picture would help.

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