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#1
November 13th 17, 10:38 PM
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lightning strike protection
Let's ask KM what he thinks.
Chip Bearden 
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November 14th 17, 12:15 AM
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lightning strike protection
What if the whole wing is non-conductive (including spar and control rods)? Would that help?
There is still the fuselage to worry about. Cables and control rods and electrical wires (including radio antenna and its cable) and the pilot.
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November 14th 17, 12:32 AM
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lightning strike protection
Ah, the joys of flying aluminum...
Boggs
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