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Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 21:09:55 -0400
From: Ernest Christley <echristley@nc.rr.com>
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Todd Bartrim wrote:
> Hi Ernest;
> 	By the time I received your e-mail with address, packed it up and rushed
> down, I just missed closing time at the post office. I'm busy with a Little
> Britches Rodeo all weekend so it won't go out until Monday. Are you in a
> hurry for it?
> 	I've always thought the Dyke Delta was a cool aircraft, just not suited to
> my needs. So when you get it done you can pay me with a ride. I wouldn't
> turn down a beer either :-)
> 
> Todd Bartrim
> 


There will be a LONG time before it becomes a limiting factor.  I did 
cut the arms off the one I had today.  Guess what?  The tabs that it was 
welded to are hollow.  Your offer quickly went from a work saving 
convenience to a oh-$nit-I'm-glad-I've-got-a-backup!!  I'll get with you 
later on exactly where you're at, but a ride is definitely in order.

Tommy, I got the crank angle sensor today.  Thank you.  I'll get a new 
cover made up in short order.  Anyone need a distributor?

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"Ignorance is mankinds normal state,
   alleviated by information and experience."
                                   Veeduber