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February 13th 05, 02:11 AM
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"George Patterson" wrote in message
... Consider what an aircraft looks like after being on tiedown for a year without being washed. I think you'd wind up with a filthy condo for starlings in relatively short order. The prop will be easier to keep clean. Especially if you attach a motor to it and leave it running all the time. Gonna put a giant plastic owl on top of it? He won't need one if he goes the motor route.  Pete 
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