Thanks, Butch for clarifying the situation.  Even my befuddled brain

understands.  That was the last thing I could think of, so sounds like all
bases are covered.

Ed

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Ed, "Out of your mouth and into God's ear".......Every responsible professional
tries to cover all bases, but unfortunately there's always the imponderable,
the very reason why I believe in thorough testing and welcome/encourage people
to question things that are not "clear" and "befuddling".......I personally
have very little patience or respect for Monday morning Quarterbacks and don't
mind one bit getting caught with my pants down, that is, providing I'm given
the chance to pick them up again ;)
Your "befuddlement" was a good one.......Thanks,
                                                   Butch

Doug Mueller wrote:

Hey Gang, do you think that you might be able to test the prop in a simulated rain
condition? I would think that might be a serious detriment to a composite prop.
Anybody care to comment?
Doug Mueller
RV-6 13BT
N900DM
Henderson,NV

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