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Thanks. I never knew you could tell by the location of the FG. I think you are right on.
Here is an unc RDV5 FG from an 88 and an unc RDV6 from an 89. If you draw a line straight up from the tip of the base,
you can see that the RDV6 FG is farther east than the RDV5.
Do you know if this is a 100% reliable test? Are they all from the same master?
"Do you know if this is a 100% reliable test? Are they all from the same master?"
DWK, I don't know for sure, but it seems to be reliable and you're actually the first person to recognize what I've been talking about. I don't think location would change as I would think they are all from the same master hub.
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