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Static Port

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4deuces

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I plan to locate my pitot tube on the lower wing for convenience and ease of installation with the understanding that it could easily get "bumped".
I was wondering if there is a preferred location in the Skybolt for the static port. Is there any problem in locating the static port behind the rear instrument panel? I would imagine the air would be relatively stagnant in this area.
 

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