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28. Every dipstick used to measure deliveries of less than a full compartment shall be marked and graduated in accordance with the following provisions of this Regulation:—
(a)the graduation shall be in a reasonable and convenient scale;
(b)all scale marks, letters and figures shall be legibly and permanently marked;
(c)each scale mark shall be at right angles to the axis of the blade of the dipstick and shall extend across the full width of the dipstick;
(d)each scale mark shall be not less than 1 mm deep and not less than 1 mm nor more than 1.5 mm wide;
(e)the lower edge of each scale mark (the further edge from the datum face) shall indicate the quantity of liquid fuel being measured;
(f)each scale mark shall be numbered by figures not less than 6 mm high, with lines not less than 1 mm deep and not less than 1 mm nor more than 1.5 mm wide;
(g)the figures shall be placed immediately above the scale mark to which they relate and shall not extend above half way between the lower edges of two adjacent scale marks;
(h)the distance between the lower edges of two adjacent scale marks shall be not less than 18 mm and not more than 150 mm;
(i)major scale divisions shall be of equal value:
(j)the bottom two and top three major scale divisions may be subdivided with subdivisions of equal value.
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