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May 14th 04, 01:13 PM
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Paul, as much as I like your concept, probably 10 or 20% of the time I climb into my airplane it's raining. You could always get someone to hold an umbrella for you...that's the way the RAF guys do it, or so I'm told! :-) Probably got some cadets to do it. Paul Paul even though I run my own company, if I asked one of my people to hold an umbrella for me as I got in, then somehow get to my destination and hold it for me when I got out, well. . . I'll stick wioth the Mooney. 
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