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Guys:   Awhile back I seen a picture in one of the Av publications that
shown a picture of a ventura system mounted inside the cowl, with the inlet
hole located below the spinner.  I assumed the air had to exit out in the
exhaust area.  Did  anyone else see this?  If it works, it surely would be
inexpensive and simple.  JohnD