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posted on 28-4-2019 at 04:17
Septum / thermometer adapter washer
What would you use as a septum / thermometer adapter washer replacement? If you can't get a proper replacement, of course!
A soft silicone strip cut to form would suffice? How soft (ShA-wise) should I need?
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