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ED,
WHERE IS THE TECH LINK? 

Kim...I believe there is an STC to put Cessna 150
seats in that might recline? This would require
approval.  It seems to me almost everything in our
birds are somewhat structural so be careful!  Could
you use a triangular wedge to sit on to keep your body
more straight?  

JOHN N2138H

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> To Kim and others who've recently double posted
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> Everybody should be a member of TECH.  So, for any
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> But please, if it's related to Ercoupes, flying
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> Since you did post on both places, let's see if
> people would please post the
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> Thanks all.
> 
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