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February 10th 05, 01:38 AM
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Seems like a good argument for the mesh I've seen in some plane's vent inlets. -Malcolm Teas - - - That's why we have placed one of those little orange dish scrubber mesh "thingies" in the air vent tube of our 172. It keeps the wasps from getting into the vent system when they are looking for a home. -or- from a flying bee/wasp to enter as we taxi down to the runway. - - - Al 1964 Skyhawk Spokane, WA -- Al Gilson Spokane, WA USA 1970 VW Convertible 1964 Cessna Skyhawk 
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