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Posted for "Chuck" <cmccurry1@comcast.net>:

  Now that is proactive, it looks like that sure helps. You would think Lance
  Air would incorporate them in the kits, but that might be omitting something
   Chuck
  

<<<<<  Dave Samuel asked if anyone had installed stall strips on a IV or ES 
wing.
  
   Yep.  After Charlie Kohler wrote up his story in the Lancair Network News
  about 1998, as I recall, on how to recover from a flat spin between 10,000
  and
  2,000 feet I thought it was a good idea to investigate getting stall strips
  on
  my IV. <<<<<