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Old June 7th 04, 03:27 PM
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"Ed Byars" wrote in message
Hi Hartley,
The crotch strap remained intact after doing it's job. I'm just lucky that
no serious permanent damage was done to my sensitive genitals.
I like the ideas presented relative to a six point arrangement. This sure
sounds safer, but any sensible arrangement would be virtually impossible

to
get by the LBA/FAA.

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Ed.
Installing the belts in a sailplane is an exceptionally simple procedure.
If experimental, just do it.

If certified, file a 337 and get the field approval for the airplane you
stick it in.

Its quite simple to do and I haven't met a MIDO guy that didn't stamp it off
immediately
and wonder why they weren't there to begin with.

Scott.


 




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