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From: Gary Rodgers <grodgers@epix.net>
Organization: Laurentian Industries
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Subject: IVP de-ice
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I have purchased de-ice boots but so far have only fitted them to the
surfaces and made the openings for the air/vacuum fittings.  Expect to
install them March/April.  I purchased them from Chuck.  I understand
that they are designed for laminar flow wing, Beech Star Ship, I think.
Chuck reports no significant change in handling or speed.  Hope he is
right, but normally there is a few knots given up for the benefit.

Regards,

Gary Rodgers