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1392 Posts 		Pavelski said...
12/01/2009 11:17:28
Campbell,

You are correct in verifying your DIN settings.
If in doubt have them checked at ski resort during a quiet time!( but first look for tech certificate on wall)

Now if you are really concerned, many ski shops have "calibration" devices that check binding elease levels and print out values!
If in doubt always lower the DIN by 1/2!
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