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Rob,

Thanks for all of those photos... Very cool. Maybe somebody can answer me 
this. On the N361S, I saw it at OSH and noticed its odd exhaust pipes. It 
almost looks like they are flame dampers from an old WWII plane. What is the 
purpose of these style exhaust and what benefit do they reap?

TIA,


Scotty G
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