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Wednesday Evening
1/4/05

"Anyone got pictures of their carbhinge cowling efforts? "

Alan,

I don't know if John Barrett has been in touch with you (I know he saw your 
post), but I sent him the negatives of my Carbinge installation on our IV-P 
engine cowling about a week ago.  I have been using an old  35 MM camera for 
my builder documentation photos (started long time ago - before we ever got 
a digital camera) and have continued that practice.  So, all John has to do 
now is figure out how to get some pictures for his website from standard 35 
MM negatives.

Once you get a chance to see the photographs and have any questions, I would 
be glad to try to answer them.  After all the cleaning, scraping and 
sanding, I'm really tickled with the results.  I was amazed at how rigid the 
bottom half of the cowling was with just the sides pinned together (bottom 
screws were not installed)!

Regards,

Ed Smith
Chesapeake, VA