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December 10th 05, 12:54 AM
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'Speed Pants'...
"C.D.Damron" wrote in message
news:aMomf.616786$_o.32250@attbi_s71... "JJS" jschneider@remove socks cebridge.net wrote in message ... I think one of my normal landings would automagically open them without any intervention what so ever. Might not be able to close 'em again, though. You know, that is probably part of the design. If you forget to open them, they just shatter. You are probably right. Which might also explain why they are only on the mains and not on the (fully castering) nosewheel. Peter 
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