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10 Dec 2005, 07:48
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I guess the subject says it all, I have gotten used to not trusting the diagram at all but I remember reading some where you cna trust them for PS vs. DS or vice versa.
Any reason to trust the diagrams?
Any reason to trust the diagrams?
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10 Dec 2005, 08:17
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According to the Priceyton Review and Kaptrash, unless the figure specifies "not drawn to scale" then eyeballing is a effective strategy. But, then again I`d only rely on this method if all else fails.
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