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Posted for "Chatfield S. Daniel" <csdaniel@FNBSouth.com>:

  Gentlemen,
  
  I have a non-controversial question for you ES and IV guys and maybe
  even you 2 seater guys.  I am not getting much air flow through my heat
  system on my ES.  My fresh air pickup to the heat muff is on the left
  air intake on the bottom of the baffling (horizon piece as opposed to
  the verticle piece).  Where are you getting your fresh air input to your
  heat muff?  Any other suggestions?
  
  Chat Daniel
  N891AC (flying)