I haven't tried that combo for anything. I might give it a try. I would have guessed two layers of carbon with Kevlar as the core.
I made one...
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I have 1 fairly good size cargo tube mounted on the ceiling aft of the cargo bulkhead(7" X 44"). I think I want one more. I welded a few extra...
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I had a big piece of plywood with double that number of bins, leaning against the wall of my shop. I knocked it over one. Only once.
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I want to get a different pump, but gravity works also. The first oil change, refilling oil took much longer than changing the filter and draining the...
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I thing I am about a quart every 8-10, with no leaking, and I have a air/oil seperator.
I got my TW rating in a 65 hp Champ a few months...
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I need to make one of those.
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Here is a <2 minute youtube on pitot/static testing on the ground. There are longer ones but the technique is the same. Worked for me.
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To be honest, Gorilla Tape is the Duct tape of the 21st century. I have the Oratex so for me it is free, and might use it. Or use it on one side, and...
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I am either going to use yellow (mine is painted yellow) Gorilla tape, or Oratex trim tape. The Oratex trim is "heat" actived and removed,...
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I have never rigged an airplane before, but my thinking is similar. Use your feet to center the ball, and then see what the airplane wants to do in roll....
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Not a bad idea. The bare fuse is moderately heavy. Being able to move it safely and easily is important, as is being able to do many things while on...
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There are terms used in rigging that I was/am not familiar with. The biggest being "heavy wing". I had a slight left roll tendancy, that I...
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One of the changes to the "B" model was less incidence in the stab. 3 degrees less if I remember right. Adding that back might increase trim...
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