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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> Posted for "Paul Lipps" &lt;elippse@sbcglobal.net&gt;:<br><br> I was surprised to read that you experienced no change in speed with the <br>nose-gear removed. I had noticed a 2-3 mph drop in cruise speed, and someone <br>then asked me if I knew my nose-gear door wasn't closing. I fixed the cam <br>which had moved out of position for the sequence valve, and my speed came <br>back! 'Course, this was with the door hanging straight down, not removed. But <br>when my gear is down, I smell engine stuff! I put an electro-magnet on the <br>back of the nose-gear door to hold it shut; works
well!<br>&nbsp;</div>