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Alternate Air

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I’m still a bit away from building the air intake set up for my project but I am just curious. On airplanes like ours with open cockpits and say a wood prop that shouldn’t be flown in the rain. Who runs an alternate air source with there fuel injected engines?

I was looking at a certified Pitts today and it looks like it has a cable operated door.
 

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