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Bob -- no offense taken.  Your point was very well made, to wit, be carefu=
l what you left out, because it may be more important than you think.  Tha=
t's really why I posted my list -- to make sure that I hadn't overlooked=
 something. =20

which brings me to item 2:

Scott -- thanks for the suggestions.  I had not considered the canopy latc=
hes moving while using them to hold the canopy slightly open.  In this sce=
nario, you have only the weight of the canopy working for you, and it's ea=
sy to imagine a bump causing the latches to retract and the canopy slammin=
g down on your fingers.  Good thing I still have the part, 'cuz now I know=
 I need to install it.

Related to Bob's fuel filter point, I have an Andair gascolator with a ver=
y fine screen built into it.  I was hoping that would be good enough.  I=
 notice that Andair now makes a pleated filter with much more area.  I als=
o realize that the primary need is in early flight tests, where fiberglass=
 dust seems to end up in the fuel system no matter how careful you are. =
 Maybe the Andair gascolatr would be good enough later on but not in the=
 beginning.  Any thoughts, anyone?

- Rob Wolf


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<div>Bob -- no offense taken.&nbsp; Your point was very well made, to wit,=
 be careful what you left out, because it may be more important than you=
 think.&nbsp; That's really why I posted my list --&nbsp;to make sure that=
 I hadn't overlooked something.&nbsp; </div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>which brings me to item 2:</div>


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<div>Scott -- thanks for the suggestions.&nbsp; I had not considered the=
 canopy latches moving while using them to hold the canopy slightly open.&=
nbsp; In this scenario, you have only the weight of the canopy working for=
 you, and it's easy to imagine a bump causing the latches to retract and=
 the canopy slamming down on your fingers.&nbsp; Good thing I still have=
 the part, 'cuz now I know I need to install it.</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>Related to Bob's fuel filter point, I have an Andair gascolator with=
 a very fine screen built into it.&nbsp; I was hoping that would be good=
 enough.&nbsp; I notice that Andair now makes a pleated filter with much=
 more area.&nbsp; I also realize that the primary need is in early flight=
 tests, where fiberglass dust seems to end up in the fuel system no matter=
 how careful you are.&nbsp; Maybe the Andair gascolatr would be good enoug=
h later on but not in the beginning.&nbsp; Any thoughts, anyone?</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>- Rob Wolf<br>
<br>
</div>


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