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It is my understanding that gassing is done via roaring bubble for 5 min, followed by a slight positive pressure of helium is sufficient.
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given the future of helium availability, we may not always have this luxury anyway
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Don't degass haxane.
I garantee you no air related problems.
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I garantee you no air related problems.
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Maybe an improper compressibility setting in the pump control is the reason?
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