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Old February 11th 05, 09:40 PM
Peter R.
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"Peter R." wrote:

As long as the system is maintained and the Glycol reservoir filled,
a pilot of a low-wing, retractable gear aircraft won't even know if the
aircraft is picking up ice when the system is on.


Sorry, my bad: I should have typed, "... the pilot of a low-wing,
retractable gear aircraft won't even realize the aircraft is in icing
conditions with the system running because the aircraft will be completely
free of ice."

Fire the editor...

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