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July 7th 05, 02:24 AM
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Denny wrote: .. It has been my impression that deploying the chute causes irrepairable damage to the hull.. No... not the deployment.. the landing. And even that isn't always the case. There has been a deployment or two where the plane landed on brush or trees, cushioning the landing, and the plane was salvageable. The grooves where the chute straps lie on the airframe are a matter of putting a single layer of fiberglass over to repair (after the chute is re-installed). Dave 
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