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The rivets also go through the aluminum flange, which is connected to the aluminum cowling. Lots more aluminum to donate electrons to the cause.
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It is generally OK to use small steel (fasteners) or other metal parts on large pieces of aluminum, but not vice versa. There is a small current flowing...Last edited by svyolo; 04-18-2018, 12:31 AM.
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I can see that one of the difficulties with a kit builder manual is the numerous changes made to the kits (and plans/beartracks) over the years. There...
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So, if it works as designed, buy a spare or two of everything. Just like you do everything else living in Alaska.
I like the basic design a lot....
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It is functioning more like a motorcycle rear swing arm for suspension. Still using springs with the NWS?
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The more Iook at it the more I like it. I think I would calculate some loads on the upper longeron shock attachment. I believe that would have me weld...
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I love the concept. Spreading the tailwheel load farther forward should increase strength. But I think you this should allow you to reduce weight instead...
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I get my kit later today. I am going to build it simple, light, and mostly stock. Later, if their is something I can't live without, I will add it....
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There was a thread about this in the past 6 months. I did a little googling on VAF on 3rd axis autopilot servos/yaw dampers. They are out there. I...
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I saw those fuel gauges as well. I like their AOA gauge also, as it was meant for lower speed ranges.
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Looking back on my experience, I would say that the military aircraft are closer to GA aircraft in priorities in fire extinguishing/suppression. ALL...
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Couldn't agree more. Shutting off the source of the fire is better than fighting a fire that is continuously "fed". I am having a hard time...
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