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                           Windland Electronics, Inc.
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   Dyna Technology, Inc., and the Winland Shareholders' Protective Committee,
         consisting of Ralph I. Call, James J. Kamp, Thompson H. Davis,
                        Robert L. Ring, Gerald E. Brown
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                                  PRESS RELEASE

                      ISS RECOMMENDS SHAREHOLDERS VOTE FOR
                DISSIDENT DIRECTORS FOR WINLAND ELECTRONICS, INC.

New York, NY, December 10, 2001 - The Winland Shareholders' Protective Committee
("Committee") announced today that Institutional Shareholder Services ("ISS"),
the nation's leading proxy advisory service, has recommended that its clients
vote to elect Robert Ring and Gerald Brown to the Board of Directors of Winland
Electronics, Inc. (AMEX-WEX) and that its clients vote to grant authority for
the Committee to vote for the election of three of management's nominees.

ISS, which provides proxy advisory services to institutional investors, mutual
funds and other fiduciaries, noted in its December 10, 2001 report, "As little
has changed since the August special meeting, we maintain that until the market
perceives a company turnaround, shareholders would be exposed to less risk with
a board whose interests are more aligned with those of Winland shareholders than
those of management. Moreover, since dissidents are seeking merely two board
seats this time as opposed to three months ago when they sought to oust the
entire board, we believe that the election [of] the two dissident nominees would
result in board representation that is more reflective of the results of the
August shareholder vote."

Ralph Call, Chairman of the Committee, said, "We are very pleased that ISS, a
highly respected independent advisor, recommends support for the election of Mr.
Ring and Mr. Brown to the Board of Directors of Winland. This reaffirms our
belief that the Company's current leaders are not up the task of turning the
Company around."

"We strongly encourage our fellow shareholders to follow ISS's recommendation
and vote to elect Mr. Ring and Mr. Brown to the Board, and to vote to give the
Committee the authority to elect three of management's nominees."

If shareholders have any questions with respect to voting, they are directed to
call D.F. King & Co., Inc. (1-800-290-6433)

Institutional Shareholder Services, based in Rockville, MD, is the leading
provider of proxy voting and governance services, serving more than 700 clients
worldwide. ISS analysts research and recommend votes for 20,000 shareholder
meetings each year.