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Old 13 April 2020, 07:50   #1
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Morning all
When I bought my Honwave T35 AE (second hand) I wasn’t told how much air should go in each chamber? I understand this can effect performance if under inflated etc so could someone tell me what bar they should be inflated to?
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Each manufacturer will specify slightly different pressures. But 2 PSI is a good rule of thumb.
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Old 13 April 2020, 12:22   #3
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Each manufacturer will specify slightly different pressures. But 2 PSI is a good rule of thumb.


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Manual here covers all Honwaves...

http://www.eddievan.com/documents/ho...7ie_manual.pdf

Page 19 for pressures. Tubes .25bar, keel .35bar.
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Manual here covers all Honwaves...

http://www.eddievan.com/documents/ho...7ie_manual.pdf

Page 19 for pressures. Tubes .25bar, keel .35bar.


Brilliant, thanks
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