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Subject: Re: [LML] Winglet installation opinions?
From: "William A. Hogarty" <billhogarty@gmail.com>
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Dan:  I guess the answer depends on what else you intend to install in
the winglets.  In my IV-P, I have the fuel tank vents, an ILS antenna,
a VOR antenna, and the angle of attack unit.  Plus the wiring to the
position and strobe lights..
 With hindsight, doing it again, I would add an extra fuel bay in the
outboard section of the wing, not in the winglet..

Happy Building, Bill H.


On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 8:17 AM, Dan & Kari Olsen <olsen25@comcast.net> wro=
te:
> Greetings LML Gang,
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> I=92m starting on the installation of the winglet on my first wing of the
> IV-P. =A0My desire is to bond the winglets on permanently as I don=92t se=
e a
> good reason to make them removable.=A0 The lights will be removable throu=
gh
> their lens covers.
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> Interested in hearing from other IV-P owners as to whether you have neede=
d
> to remove your winglets or not.=A0 Would I be making a big mistake by mak=
ing
> them permanent?
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> Dan Olsen
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> Fort Collins, CO
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> N320DK, 320 MKII =96 635hrs
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> IV-P =96 7% complete
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