Dave,

You're not the first to complain, a number of pilots have taken issue over
the inexpensive price, I mean, "How could it be any good if it's so cheap?"
It's cheap because, even though it is made of high tech materials, it's
small and light weight. In fact, it's so light that if I charged much more,
purchasers might hunt me down and hurt me - - I'm basically a coward.

So to please those Duo owners who'd rather spend more, I've come up with a
special deal just for them - 2 for the price of 3 . . . wowser!!

I'm also working on an "always straight" option for the MKII Yaw String that
is sure to please even the most dead footed back seat Duo pilot. It keeps
the yaw string nicely centered no matter what you do with the rudder.

all the best,
--
bumper ZZ (reverse all after @)
"Dare to be different . . . circle in sink."

wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi Bumper - I'm very concerned about the price,
being a glider pilot and therefore cheap by definition.
Do you offer volume discounts so we can equip our Duo ?
Thanks,
Best Regards, Dave

PS: Is the special yaw string also affixed at the rear
to improve my flying ?

bumper wrote:
The Quiet Vent kit has been re-designed. The new design provides the same
10
db noise reduction* as the original design. However it is more robust and
less "fiddly" to install.

To order, send $5 USD and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to:

John Morgan
194 Taylor Creek Rd.
Minden, NV 89460

Money back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied (simply return
QV).
Also, any original design QV that proves defective may be returned for a
new
design QV at no charge.

* Noise reduction measured with the pop-out side vent fully open (this is
the vent in the sliding Mecaplex window) and was measured at pilot's head
level while at 60 knots in my ASH26E).

Also available, the MKII "high tech" yaw string. Clear turbulator base,
natural wool yarn - $9 USD.

--
bumper ZZ (reverse all after @)
"Dare to be different . . . circle in sink."
"Ron (RW)" wrote in message
...
Some months ago, I read a post from a John Morgan, Minden NV. He was
developing a gadget that was to diminish noise from the clearvision
panel vent. I think he called it the Quiet Vent. Any further word on
his venture? Any contact info? THNX Ron W (RW)