rodsmith
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That is beautiful workmanship! -
The springs are what I used in the front seats and with 3" of foam on the seat 2" on the back seem to be very comfortable. I want to find something...Leave a comment:
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That is exactly what I wanted to do on the left side. I used to live in Alaska and made trips to Atlee's with a tape measure and notepad. I wasn't smart...Leave a comment:
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Rear Seats
From the start I always planned on having separate rear seats. That way with three people on board you can save some weight and have more room for baggage.... -
That's very encouraging Bill. Hopefully the Bearhawk will do as well without a yaw servo. That is a beautiful panel!Leave a comment:
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I don't think any of it is good to breath, would use a respirator.Leave a comment:
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I'm finally ready to sandblast and paint, so now after an extremely dry year, it has rained for the last week and supposed to all this week. This thread...Leave a comment:
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I had the same question, balanced or slightly nose heavy? -
Garmin instructions for a magnetometer in the wing is that all electrical wiring in the wing be shielded pairs grounded centrally. Interesting that instructions...Leave a comment:
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By all means, get the drill guides from Mark , there is one each for front and back fitting, and the 7 page instruction pdf. I drilled in 1/16th increments...Leave a comment:
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I like to drill 1/64 under and ream to size, I think you get a more consistent hole that way, less chance that the hole will end up slightly oversize....Last edited by rodsmith; 09-29-2018, 10:50 AM.Leave a comment:
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I installed 4 pulley brackets on the firewall tubing for possible future yaw servo. Total weight cost 4.6 oz. Would have been near impossible to add to...Leave a comment:
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