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From: Dan O'Brien <danobrien@cox.net>
Subject: Re: '03 Lancair ES N727TF 
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I'm probably not interested in parts, but I sure am interested in what 
happened.  I hope everyone is OK.  It would help us on the list to know the 
details.  Did this involve a failure to vent one or more wing bays?

Dan O'Brien
Lancair ES to fly within the year.