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November 14th 17, 04:15 PM
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correction to strike protection
Apologies to the BGA for attributing to them, the suggestion of inserting
non conducting sections in a control rod. Apparently this came from Schleicher, who have probably rethought the idea as being unhelpful. Yes , non conducting complete control rods will help, unless you have a carbon spar. JMF 
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