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Dana LaBounty

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Picked up my "0" SMOH AEIO-360 yesterday and need to pickle it. I have exhaust port covers coming for the nickel cylinders and desiccant plugs installed. Besides fogging I'm considering getting "The Black Max" dehydrator as well. This will be stored in my climate controlled basement. Any thoughts/hints? Make free loan of it to someone that will fly it often? I want this to be minimal maintenance until I can put it into service and can't devote time to constructing/maintaining a desiccant system.

Thanks all!
 
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