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From: "Larry Henney" <LHenney@dellepro.com>
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Jim,

Perhaps the deafening silence acknowledges the excellence in your post.
Chuck'm boys!  Save the weight, the work, and the added risk.

Larry

PS:  I wonder how many LNC2's out there are getting an "auto" fuel
transfer to the header tank on every climb out?!  It'd be hard to detect
but I'd guess that's where the extra pressure is being burped.