I got it, Thanks all
Paul Visk
Belleville, Il.
618-406-4705
In a message dated 11/15/2013 4:03:04 P.M. Central Standard Time,
ml at n56ml.com writes:
Douglas Cooke wrote:
>I thought that's the foam we're supposed to be usingthe (formerly)
blue
>(now green) extruded polystyrene insul
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>I got a name of a person at the gathering who had a corvair engine for
>sale. He lives near Jackson Tn.
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I e-mailed Paul the info
Larry Flesner
I got a name of a person at the gathering who had a corvair engine for
sale. He lives near Jackson Tn. I called him and talked some after the
gathering. I will be going though there tomorrow and I'm not able to find his
number. Does anyone know him and can give me his contact info.
Thank
probably mine. ?I just sold mine to a gentleman in Irving Tx.
On Thursday, November 14, 2013 3:46 PM, "ppaulvsk at aol.com" wrote:
I just saw a nice looking KR2 on a trailer westbound on Interstate 40 in
Oklahoma . Any idea who it is?
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Douglas Cooke wrote:
>I thought that's the foam we're supposed to be usingthe (formerly) blue
>(now green) extruded polystyrene insulation sheets that come in 1" or 2"
>thick sheets from Lowes.
> Am I wrong?
Without searching through the plans and citing exact statements, I can say
that ur
Hello folks, just gotta put my 2 cents worth in here. I have some
experience with propellers including hand carving my own. I'm not talking
about using a propeller duplicator either. I have had propellers made out
of various types of wood and various lengths and pitches. I have owned
several experi
I thought that's the foam we're supposed to be usingthe (formerly) blue
(now green) extruded polystyrene insulation sheets that come in 1" or 2" thick
sheets from Lowes.
Am I wrong?
Douglas
From: Larry Howell
Sent: Friday, November 15, 2013 10:23 AM
To: KRnet
Subject: KR> FOAM THICKNESS
I
I made a front deck from the blue foam...then realized that i was going to
use a header tank...so i tested a sample in a jar with a little bit of
gas...in the morning i had 2 sheets of fiberglass and nothing else.
Oops...i guess that is my proof of concept...i do plan on using it on my
turtle deck.
Larry
I have used this foam for many years with only minor mishap Both blue
and pink. I believe that many others have also used it. Didn't the original
Rutan canard craft use it? Do you have any technical data that might through
some more light on the subject? Never thought of running it
Larry
I did use some of the pink foam when constructing my canopy frame. While it is
not a structural component such as a control surface, do you think this will be
a problem? There are three to four layers of kr glass covering the foam to
create a box beam like member that the canopy was then g
http://www.ehow.com/info_8730934_difference-between-polystyrene-polyurethane.html
I discovered something interesting a few days ago. Maybe I'm behind times but
new to me. I thought I would pass it on in case any of you have the same need
some day.
I am building a small camping trailer. While insulating the walls with the home
depot pink and blue insulating foam. The foam stuc
The entire M-19 Flying Squirrel is constructed using rigid extruded polystyrene
board with a fiberglass skin. Either pink Owens-Corning "Foamular" or blue Dow
"Styrofoam" extruded board is used for construction, 3/4" thickness, with no
plastic film. It is glassed in the same fashion as the ure
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