I am no aeronautical engineer but I would tend to think the extra few
pounds of wing skin weight would not be a big problem as you get extra wing
area and a higher aspect ratio from the slightly greater span, even Rand
Robinson say the Diehl wing skin gives better climb, but, like I said, Im no
aeronautical engineer. No bucket loads of foam dust , you can use the
stock spar lengths, I save a lot on the cost of foam which is expensive for
me, time saving in finishing, and so on and son.
Chris Johnston
North Richmond
Australia
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From: <rkp...@bellsouth.net>
To: "krnet" <kr...@mylist.net>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 10:38 AM
Subject: KR> wing weight
> Hay Everyone
> Reading all this about wing weight and I'm getting to fee pretty good
> about my one piece wing.I just weighed my wing with all the hardware
> installed, including the gear brackets and I'm coming in around 126lb.
>
> Robert Pesak
> http://rkpsk.com/
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