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From: "Rob Logan" <Rob@Logan.com>
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Subject: Re: Flying the IVP [ice photos]
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 00:28:35 -0500
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there was no looking out the front on this approach, all the tail dragger time paid
off for Mike http://rob.com/mahar/ice1.jpg

the strange thing was there was ice all over the bottoms too
http://rob.com/mahar/ice2.jpg

there is usually ice at 17k and around the mid west you are going
to get a load despite how hard one tries to avoid it.. even my tiger
carried a load through to landing. http://rob.com/pra/ice/
(its much more common to get a load and shed it prior to
touching down.)

the thermal wing guys should have there new billet alternator
housing done this week, so its coming together... Shannon
and I got a tour last weekend..

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