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Subject: L-IV Gear Sequencing
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I am thinking of adding a reducer in the hydraulic line to one of my 
main gear.  Im
hoping to sequence the gear retraction and avoid some of the interaction 
between the gear doors.

Has anyone tried this approach?

Regards, Bill Hogarty