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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Lloyd Dunlap" <ldunlap181639MI@comcast.net>:

I'm curious if anyone has applied turbulator tape to the bottom of their 320
/ 360 wings like Dave Morss did to decrease parasitic drag.  When I put some
used oil on the wings to find the airflow separation point I don't seem to
have any remarkable airflow patterns on the bottom of the wing that would
indicate separation of the laminar flow.  Am I missing something here ??? I
sure did make a nice mess though !

Thanks in advance...

Any comments or pictures Dave ??


Lloyd Dunlap
N214MM