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Dan writes about possible static system pressure errors....

Pipers have a static system bypass that draws from inside the cabin.  The
pressure is definitely lower in the cabin of these planes.  Stands to reason it
is lower in our planes too.  I was going to install a bypass valve but elected
to put in a water trap instead. 

Regards,
Ed de Chazal

[Ed... could you share a little information about your water trap with us? 
 How did you build it, where is it located, how does it work, etc?   
Thanks... <M>]