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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] TKS Propeller Anti/Deicing
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Posted for "Steve Richard" <steve@oasissolutions.com>:

  I have heard the same thoughts but I can't point you to any hard data.  It
  might also keep your cooling air inlets from freezing (something I have seen
  on a Mooney).  Talk to Tim.  Lancair is also taking names of people
  interested in the TKS system for ES's.
  
  Steve Richard
  steve@oasissolutions.com

"""
  Has anyone installed and had occasion to use a propeller that utilizes TKS
  fluid
  anti/deicing in icing conditions?
"""