In case you missed this article:
Sacks of potatoes stand in for passengers as Boeing engineers work to
improve on-board wireless
http://news.yahoo.com/boeing-engineers-spuds-improve-air-220847344.html

The article said Boeing has been doing 'potato substitution testing'
since 2006.  I'm surprised I hadn't heard about it until now.

Gives the kid's toy 'Mr. Potato Head' a whole new meaning!

Pat Lawler
Engineer
Century Electronics

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