Sorry to get date wrong. It's the Turulent that has gthe 1951 first flight.
The Taylor Monoplane didn't show up until early 50's.
Mike StirewaltKSEE
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"I already built two planes, a Jodel D112 and a Piel Emeraude."
I had custody of a Cavalier SA-102 for several months and in caring for it
learned something of the amazing number of French wood aircraft designs that
immediately followed WW -II. The French Government of the time encouraged
var
What you are describing sounds like a Molex pin connector for the wire, but I
can't find them with a ring connector with either Molex or Amp. I have
switched to using the Molex Permaseal ring terminals. You crimp like the
standard automotive connectors, then heat the connector and it shrinks o
On 11/14/2024 8:35 AM, Jeff Scott via KRnet wrote:
What you are describing sounds like a Molex pin connector for the wire, but I
can't find them with a ring connector with either Molex or Amp. I have
switched to using the Molex Permaseal ring terminals. You crimp like the
standard automotiv
It seems you are referring to a crimped terminal that includes a crimped in
place strain relief that crimps down upon the insulation.
I have always found these difficult to find so have a substitute method:
Use an otherwise suitable single crimp connnector, crimp in place and fill
the crimp with
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