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Russell Duffy wrote:

> Doesn't pressure go down with an increase in velocity?  Is there any way
> you could take readings with just a blower moving air through with no
> restrictions?
>
> I don't follow Ernest.  Are you trying to suggest a way to see if the 
> port on the TB changes with airflow? 
>  


Yes.  I was just thinking that it might be measurement error caused by 
high velocity flow through the TB.  If the pressure drops when there is 
absolutely no restriction, wouldn't that make it a non-issue?  Just 
instrument error that could be ignored?

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