Progress table for 6 inHg

The previous week I listed in-cylinder length at the end of pumping session at 5 inHg that lasted 10-15 minutes. That was interesting I thought, so...

In the table below I have listed the in-cylinder lengths at 6 inHg at the end of each session.
I have included continuous sessions where the pressure mostly has been at 6 inHg, but not over that pressure.
I have not included longer sessions that had a pause in the middle.

Week # 10 minutes 15 minutes 20 minutes 25 minutes 30 minutes 45 minutes
Week 6 19,9 cm
Week 7 19,9 cm
Week 9 19,8 cm 19,9 cm 20,1 cm
Week 9 19,9 cm
Week 10 20,0 cm 20,0 cm 20,0 cm
Week 11 20,1 cm (1)
Week 12 20,0 cm 20,1 cm
Week 12 20,0 cm
Week 13 20,0 cm
Week 13 20,1 cm
Week 14 20,0 cm 20,1 cm
Week 15 20,0 cm 20,2 cm
Week 17 20,0 cm 20,3 cm
Week 17 20,2 cm
Week 18 20,1 cm
Week 19 20,2 cm
Week 20 20,2 cm 20,2 cm
Week 21 20,3 cm
Week 25 20,4 cm (1)
Week 27 20,3 cm
Week 28 20,3 cm
Week 29 20,3 cm 20,4 cm
Week 29 20,3 cm
Week 33 20,3 cm
Week 35 20,4 cm 20,5 cm

(1) = Doughnut

For the people who like to measure in inches:
cm 19,8 19,9 20,0 20,1 20,2 20,3 20,4 20,5
inches 7.80 7.83 7.87 7.91 7.95 7.99 8.03 8.07

* NOTES for week 35 *
* Monday: Jelq, 180 strokes (90 reps) during 15 minutes. Then uli 4x45 seconds.
* Tuesday: Pump, 15 minutes at 6 inHg. 20,4 cm (8.03 in) in-cylinder length at 6 inHg. First 2.5 minutes at 7 inHg.
* Wednesday: Pump, 10 minutes at 6 inHg. 20,4 cm (8.03 in) in-cylinder length.
* Thursday: Pump, 15 minutes at 6 inHg. 20,5 cm (8.07 in) in-cylinder length.
* Friday: Pump, 10 minutes at 6 inHg. 20,4 cm (8.03 in) in-cylinder length at 6 inHg. First 2 minutes at 7 inHg.

Remark: 4 mm has been added to all in-cylinder measurements since they have been done with an extra latex sleeve mounted on the cylinder. This adjustment gives values consistent with measurements made before this extra sleeve was mounted.