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What is the minimum strength of the spring used on an electric foil point?
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The strength of the spring is hard to explain. As there is a relationship between the force a spring generates and the distance it travels, so you could have a really stiff spring travel a small amount, or a weak spring travel a greater distance.
Suffice to say it must be able to restore 500g. That is place the test weight on the foil, press it down so the off target light comes on, and then release, the light should not go on on again.
Do yourself a favour and just buy the springs for your point, they usually do not require adjustment, and you can be assured that they are close to the required stiffness, if that is incorrect you can increase the stiffness by pulling the wire until it extends a small amount.
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