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Gentleman,
In the TK5 shocks, the nitrogen (air) and oil are seperated by a piston (IFP-internal
floating piston). The air and oil do NOT interact with each other.
By the way, I have a couple of different bicycle strut pumps on the way. I will test
them on how they work as a way to fill shocks when you do not have access to a
nitrogen tank.
Regards,
Timothy Ong
Leading Edge Aircraft
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