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Kelly Troyer wrote:

>         Ernest,
>
>             Are these "gills" to be on the exterior of the skin ?  If
>     so has any
>
>     consideration been given to possible disruption to airflow and lift in
>
>     this area of the strake ? How about a drawing (crude or otherwise)
>

Yeah, Jim and I discussed this earlier.  1/2" high.  Directing the air 
along the tops skin.  They'll probably be less disruptive than the hinge 
pylons (which I won't have).

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