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12/11/13
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Re: Dover (Composite) Acronyms
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those elevators where designed by ex-otis engineers and they are all pretty self explanatory. DR, Dcl, su, sd, ux, dx, fp, rfb, mo,cfc, rtt, P, ua, da, once you learn them, you'll know them forever. Dover composite prints are not generic. be careful
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