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Harry,

Thanks for the tip.  I just recently jumped back into competition
control-line precision aerobatics and have several kinds of superglue.
Thin, medium and thick.  I will try that trick.

BTW.  I am making good use of the Lancair.  I built a taka-a-part
control-line stunt plane, carry it in the lancair with one wing pushed
through the back bulkhead above the hat shelf.  Fly to the contest, compete
and return. I went to Witchita, KS from Bremerton, WA for a contest.  Took
one day, three hops and 8.1 hrs with the 360 with a dogleg to circumnavigate
a large storm line.  What a way to travel.

Bob Smiley
N94RJ