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No wonder your last name is Smiley!

I try to consider at least the following three things for each component:

1.  What happens in a state of constant vibration?
2.  What happens when temperature extremes occur?
3.  What happens during negative G's?

I don't know if this review would have caused you to fasten the speaker 
cover.  Sounds like the flight check saved the day.

Scott Krueger
N92EX