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Posted for "Scott & Glema" <keighan@computan.on.ca>:

Stall strips?
Where am I to find data on these?
I find no reference to them in the building manuals.
Is there a published document on them ref. size,
design and placement?
I was at sun-n fun and don't recall seeeing anything
added to the wings other then small shields to stop
the nav lights from bothering the cockpit.

Thanks
Scott Keighan LIV


[There are several articles in various issues of the Lancair Network News 
covering this mod.  As to size and placement, they typically are 3/8x3/8x9/16 
triangles, 16-18" long, placed so their upper edge aligns with tip of the LE 
(where the chord line starts) and they are located about 18" out from the 
fuselage.  Contact me via email at marv@lancair.net to get the LNN back issues 
or CDROM so you can view all the details at your leisure.   <Marv>         ]