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#11
May 4th 05, 01:42 AM
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Marco Leon wrote:
It's not a "chute." It's an ACME Bailout Lever and the floating is done by supercharging the ions around the aircraft to ceate an "energy blanket." As the energy dissipates slowly, the aircraft floats gently down to earth while the Garmin 430 transmits on the LanceOnstar system (with wind correction of course) to dispatch the minivan to your location. Haven't you read the feature article in AOPA a couple months back??  Marco Leon hehe good one! 
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May 4th 05, 05:12 AM
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Hmmmm, better make it _THE_ "Good Book" for that short float down.
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