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Posted for "F. Barry Knotts" <bknotts@buckeye-express.com>:

Since we're talking atmospherics and static electricity generation,
what's the story with static wicks.  Anybody have strong opinions on
them?  Have you used them?  This is for a IV-P so there is already some
conductivity in the carbon fiber.  Do you need to tie them electrically
into a common ground or just leave them silvered into the carbon fiber?
How many should you use and where should they be placed?  I couldn't
find much in the AeroElectric Connection on the topic.

Barry Knotts
IV-P, Conti TSIO-550, Toledo, Ohio - 15%


[Try taking a look at the static wicks page at www.aero-options.com (found 
through the "catalog" link).  I think you'll find many of your questions 
answered.              <Marv>              ]