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From: "Walter Dodson" <coy0te@earthlink.net>
To: "LancairList" <lancair.list@olsusa.com>
Subject: visit to another IV-P builder
Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2001 21:30:48 -0700
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I had the pleasure to visit John Barrett at his home in Port Angeles, WA two
days ago.  Although it was a fast encounter I sure did get lots of info from
John (he's just ahead of me).  I hope he picked up something usefull from
me.  In any case it was great to meet yet another builder in this
fraternity.
I also purchased an additional foot of CarbHinge for my oil door and ground
power plug access panel.  I am very impressed with the quality of the
product Barrett/Garrett turns out.  I only wish I had started out with their
CarbHinge in place of the MS stuff.
Thank you John,
Walter Dodson  IV-P  60%?
ps: We vowed to find the best possible shoulder harness setup.  His Beech
Sierra has a unique pair of inerta reels mounted between the seats with the
"hooks" up at the over-the-shoulder locations.  They are completely
independent of the seat belts.  I found it comfortable and easy to use.  My
guess is it's an addition to the basic airframe put in when harnesses became
a required item for front the seats.

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