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October 9th 13, 08:18 PM
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Cockpit noise level
I am trying to reduce the wind noise in my Duo Discus. I've tried
adhesive-backed foam and weather-stripping with limited success. Anybody have a "Perfect" or even "pretty good" solution to getting the canopy to fit tight enough to be quiet but loose enough to open and close without too much hassle? Thanks, SF 
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