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Posted for Hickham <hickham@hargray.com>:
Walter,

I have had several conversations with Mark at Lancair about the problem.  He
supposedly is working on the fix.  I can see how another restrictor would
not work since it would be in series and slow everything down.  It seems to
me that on the up cycle there should be a bypass which would leak down some
of the pressure. Maybe this and other posts will bring the solution sooner
from Lancair.

Jack
99.9% IVP completion


[You know, when controlling the speed of pneumatic cylinders we typically use 
a muffler that free-flows in one direction, but restricts flow in the other. 
 A similar hydraulic circuit could be easily fabricated using a 
check-valve/flow-restrictor plumbed in parallel on the outflow side of that 
cylinder.  Nothing much magic about it, I'm surprised no-one else has made the 
suggestion.  FWIW,

         <Marv>   ]