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05-07-2007, 08:15 AM
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Consider an EPDG set....how tough is it ?
Posted By: Dave Hornish
Aha! I should have typed 55 in the 350/460 series. But I think I still have a problem on the 350 series figures as there are 208 fronts there. Got to contemplate while on the road. I have Bill Brown's s/s and am taking it with me to study anew. My larger point was that the no prints will likely be some multiple of 48 fronts. Well, back to the drawing board...... 
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