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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Chatfield S. Daniel" <csdaniel@FNBSouth.com>:
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From: Chatfield S. Daniel
  Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:48 AM
  To: 'lml administration'
  Subject: Military Style Grips

Hi guys,
  
  Several years ago when I was finishing my RV8 I decided to put in the
  Infinity stick (2 of which are also in my Super ES).  When I ordered the
  grip I spoke with the gentleman who developed it and asked him about the
  buttons.  He suggested that the collie hat be pitch and aileron, the
  trigger be PTT, flaps on the toggle with momentary down and lock up,
  boost pump on another button, and ENGINE START on the top button
  opposite the thumb side (hard to reach without an effort).  The reason
  he suggested this...if you have an engine out in flight an have to
  restart...you never have to let go of the stick.  Think about it...one
  hand on the stick...the other on the throttle...you have to let go of
  something to get to the starter.

  
  Chat Daniel
  Lancair Super ES N891AC
  RV8 N678RV