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Subject: lml   RE: Stall Strips
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I wanted to ask the same question, if anyone has experience with them on 
the 320/360?  I talked to someone with a Glasair III, he had the 
standard type strips on the inboard stub wing.  I took dimensions on his 
AC if anyone wants them.  Anyway, he was very pleased with the results, 
and I was planning on doing it.  Just wondering if it could have an 
adverse effect on aerobatics?  Your critical angle of attack would 
remain the same, so I think not.