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Old 08 July 2010, 23:35   #1
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Avon Supersport

Hi,New to the forum....I have today traded up from an Aussie 'tinnie' to an Avon Supersport 3.4. Would I need to use a pressure gauge (what pressure..?) or would a simple press of the thumb do...Your help would be great.
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Old 12 July 2010, 13:02   #2
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Welcome to Ribnet!

I've always used a press of the thumb. There are others here would disagree, but if you do go pressure guage, pressure values should be in the book of words...... Which someone on here is bound to have a copy of if you don't.

Just remember if you pump it up ashore, the cold water will deflate it slightly when it hits the water. Likewise if you pump it hard on the water then leave it on a hot sandy beach for a couple of hours........
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Old 12 July 2010, 14:50   #3
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i have never used a presure gauge. my Avon SR4.7 is still floating after 12 years ;-)
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Old 20 July 2010, 22:05   #4
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Thanks for the advice,just concerned that they could be over inflated and any damage that may be caused by this.
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