Kenny used Dynel because it was free.  The thing started out as more of a 
'What If...' rather than a 'Can Do.'  (Get Stu to tell you about the radar 
domes.) 

I don't think he had a hundred bucks in the whole project when he realized 
the strength-to-weight was coming out well enough to carry a human, albeit a 
small one.  (I tore my trousers on that U-Control bell-crank he used for the 
trim 
tab and I'm not that big.)


-R.S.Hoover

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