I have just listed one of my KRs for sale. It is time to get it out of
the garage so I have room to finish the Pietenpol and my 2S. This KR
was completed, but I have sold the engine and a previous left a wing
outside root up and it filled up with water and was destroyed. I do
have a new set of s
Paolo, "TYP" does stand for typical as Pat and Robin indicated. What does
that mean? On drawing 39, as an example, the radii referred to as TYP would
be the same dimension for each side. When you are following a drawing a lot
of the information is not duplicated when it is "typical". Hope this help
Paolo
TYP: "tipo" o "como tutto"...common occurrence or reference
Pat (Pasquale) Russo
-Original Message-
From: Phillip Hill
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2012 5:56 PM
To: Paolo Cavazzuti ; KRnet
Subject: Re: KR> "TYP" on drawing
Means "typica
Means "typical" I believe.
On Jun 28, 2012 3:41 PM, "Paolo Cavazzuti" wrote:
Hi everybody,
after a too long period of stop, I'm re-starting the building process of my
KR-2S (wich still is at the banana boat stage).
Studying again the manual, I see a "TYP" note on many drawings (just like
dwg.39
Hi everybody,
after a too long period of stop, I'm re-starting the building process of my
KR-2S (wich still is at the banana boat stage).
Studying again the manual, I see a "TYP" note on many drawings (just like
dwg.39 at page 41, or dwg.42 at page 45): I guess it's refeering to the radius,
but
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