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October 20th 19, 09:33 PM
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Howling sound when flying
On Sunday, October 20, 2019 at 2:22:57 PM UTC-6, wrote:
Hi Armand, there usually is a rubber seal at the opening of the elevator pushrod. This should be available from the factory in case it is missing on your ship. We installed V-Tape to cover the canopy front and aft canopy gaps of our Ventus 2cM. This reduced cockpit noise significantly. You will have to heat it up a bit in order to make it fit to the curvature of the canopy frame. I once had straws in the front vent of my LS8. It was quiet, but they significantly reduced the airflow through the vent. A piece of fur did the same job without hindering the airflow. Best Christoph The rubber seal is in place and seemingly good condition. I will try the V-tape and fur suggestions. Thanks. 
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