Another option is camlock fasteners. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1/4 turn and it's on. ?A
little pricey after you get all the parts together. This is how Cessna cowlings
are attached. ?
Paul Visk
Belleville Il
618 406 4705
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Original messa
Phill Hill wrote:
>>Saw several examples using hinge sections, while nice, looks to me to
be a hassle if not pretty straight. I'm not exactly into the impractical.
For whatever reason, many RV guys choose to force the hinge pins that
fasten top to bottom cowling halves through the tight curve
Been toying with the pitot design a little and decided to go as simple ad
possible.
Been struggling with how to mount the cowl when the time came. Saw several
examples using hinge sections, while nice, looks to me to be a hassle if
not pretty straight. I'm not exactly into the impractical.
Phi
At 07:13 PM 10/13/2014, you wrote:
>Ok looking at the plans its not clear what size tubing is used for the
>pitot tube and what material to use. What is the accepted material and
>size?
>Second, what is the ceiling flange made of. I'm talking about the type
>that is a continuous flange that goes
Would the main gear legs work for a tail wheel configuration what kind of price
would you want
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Phil,
After rereading your message, I guess you meant to use the firewall
"flange" to fasten the cowling to as well, so obviously .040" thick
material may not be enough for that job. I'd use something like
3/4"x3/4" .060" thick 6061-T6 angle (each only an inch long at the
most...not continuou
Phil Hill wrote:
>>Ok looking at the plans its not clear what size tubing is used for the
pitot tube and what material to use. What is the accepted material and
size? Second, what is the ceiling flange made of. I'm talking about the type
that is a continuous flange that goes around the entir
Ok looking at the plans its not clear what size tubing is used for the
pitot tube and what material to use. What is the accepted material and
size?
Second, what is the ceiling flange made of. I'm talking about the type
that is a continuous flange that goes around the entire fire wall. I'm
thin
Steve
Don't let the Beavis and Buttheads of the world diminish what the rest of us
know about your worth to the KR community.
So do the Marine thing "adapt and overcome", we REALLY need to have you amongst
us.
Best to you,
Pete Klapp
> Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2014 12:56:27 -0500
> To: n925sg at gmai
Gary; I've noticed that ebay and Amazon shopping are setting a new standard
for speed of service in specialty retail. This is all happening at great cost
to small shops and brick-and-morter businesses. I don't think you have been
unreasonable, and would like you to hang on here, but Steve is
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Well said Bob.
Steve, as Bob said, your efforts for the KR community are appreciated,
including by those of us who have not been customers. I hope that even
though you're no longer planning to run Nvaero your wisdom and experience
will still be available to the KR community in some form. I wish
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