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Originally Posted by Steve Dallas
The point that you are missing is one gauge or the other might be correct. Or way off. As you can see, one gauge shows that there was deflation on 8 of 11 balls. On the other, just 3. It shows how worthless the readings actually were because we have no idea which might have been correct. Or perhaps both gauges were well over or under. We don't know because the weren't tested against a control.
One gauge PROVES the balls were deflated. One doesn't. That is never going to be 100% proof.
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the two of you need to go find the nearest Cage Match and play it out. This back & forth is wearing me out!