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June 8th 07, 04:42 AM
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Bonanza second row side window cracked - How?
Today I spotted two four inch and one six inch vertical cracks in the side
window at the seat directly behind the pilot seat. The cracks are almost perfectly straight and originate at the top frame more or less in the middle of the window. The aircraft is a 1973 V35B and I would imagine that this window is that old. How does this happen? Old age? Cold to hot? Some other force that decided that one month since my last aviation maintenance expenditure was too long? -- Peter 
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