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July 12th 04, 04:50 PM
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My understanding is that the purpose of the mesh is to prevent the strike by
draining the pre strike static accumulation, much like a lightning rod on a house will prevent the lightning strike. As someone else commented, that got them certified. Beyond that - I don't know. It has been way too many years since I worked with high voltage systems. "Capt.Doug" wrote in message news  "frank" wrote in message The IFR certified models have a fine metal mesh layers embedded in selected areas to provide a path for the electrical charges. How many strikes can the mesh layer take before you throw away the plastic airplane? D. 
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