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Michael:

How many airplanes are you going to build?  If your like me, my answer 
was just one......so after considering the few extra $$$$ and time 
(relatively), the answer was pretty clear;  especially since my copilot 
doesnt do heat very well.  Also John Durham, one of the original Lancair 
engineers convinced me that even with the 3rd intercooler, the 
pressurization air would be 110% that of ambient.  Since its pretty cool 
here on the west coast (most of the time), I normally only use the A/C 
for ground operation.  I use a single pole-double throw switch on an 
either/or circuit to control the A/C and Pressurization although nothing 
says that you cant use it in flight.

I have my plane apart for its 3rd annual.  I can take some photos if you 
like.  I also have some drawings around here someplace.  Be happy to 
look for them if your interested.  What do you need?

Regards, Bill Hogarty