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Ambiguous Test Countersign

A vibration test returned borderline amplitudes on three modes and the spec language is vague about acceptable varianc…

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A vibration test returned borderline amplitudes on three modes and the spec language is vague about acceptable variance. I need an engineer to counter-sign a change so we can proceed with the alignment. I don't want to appear to be changing specs unilaterally. Draft the annotated failing sections, state the exact change I'm requesting, and write a short message asking for a counter-signature that makes it easy for the engineer to either approve or ask for one specific extra measurement.
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I have ambiguous test results and need an engineer to countersign changes to the spec before I proceed

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