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Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 21:42:29 -0400
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From: "Walter and Margo Dodson" <wdodson@bak.rr.com>
Subject: Gasper Valves
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Charles, Bill and Ron,
Your valves are packaged in UPS envelopes and will ship by ground tomorrow.
That's all the large size valves I can get.  Boy, tho, when you see the bone
yard at Mojave and count the number of cockpits times two, there are lots of
them out there.  If only we could get to the good stuff...
There are many nice oil door latches, hatches and much other stuff which is
nearly impossible to get.
I have four smaller gasper valves but they don't flow as much as the big
ones.  They are exactly like the valve you see in the overhead of your
airline seat except made of aluminum alloy not plastic.
Now I must wash my truck as it is really a mess after only two trips back to
my friends bone yard.  Yes, it has been very windy here the last two days.
Why does GE have wind turbines in Tehachapi?
Thanks,
Walter Dodson
ASB Avionics
Mojave and Goleta, CA
ps: can we do a Honeywell glass cockpit on your Lockheed L-382G?  We also
have a nice shunt ADF antenna that mounts in the ventral fin.  Come on, get
rid of that long wire.   Or, how about a satphone or two?