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From: Dan O'Brien <danobrien@cox.net>
Subject: Re: Plumbing the AOA Pro
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 >I concur with Scott regarding the need for a pitot/static manifold 
instead of all those t-fittings.
 >The attached pic is the manifold I made for N21SN. There is an internal 
wall that separates
 > two top ports from the other three top ports. This same concept could 
easily be expanded to
 > include several more ports for AOA and others.
 >
 >Kind of looks like a musical instrument?
 >
 >Gary Edwards
 >LNC2 N21SN

Gary, your pitot manifold looks great spider killer.  Do you have plans you 
could share?

Dan O'Brien
LNCE