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Old 25 August 2005, 00:44   #11
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Might have a pitot rather than a paddle wheel. These normally retract if they get bashed so you might need to push it back down into the water. Failing that check the end isn't blocked or the tube isn't being squashed anywhere.
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Old 27 August 2005, 21:53   #12
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found the problem...i guess the paddle wasnt screwed in tight enough and it shifted upwards somehow...pprob during running Thanks for the help tho
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