My canopy is hinged on the front edge of the canopy and the fuel tank. I used
a piano hinge and then made my canopy frame come right down on top of the
instrument panel.
The canopy is supported by a gas cylinder on the right side of the fuselage.
The canopy is simple to remove by pulling th
Had’nt thought of that!
John’s iPhone
> On Oct 4, 2018, at 9:42 AM, brendan palmer via KRnet
> wrote:
>
> Do you have a picture of area that you are trying to fill?
>
> Based on your description I am imagining that you have a front hinged
> canopy with a two arm bracket system where the pivot
Do you have a picture of area that you are trying to fill?
Based on your description I am imagining that you have a front hinged
canopy with a two arm bracket system where the pivot point is under the
front deck.
The gap that I am also imagining you to try to fill is the area between the
instrumen
Jeb wrote:
> Trying to cover the gap above instrument panel.
> With the hinges for the canopy, I think I'll attempt
> to make the 'shelf' into the canopy rather than make a
> removable thing wit hinge cutouts.
> Anybody else done it that way?
Sounds good on the surface, but wouldn't it interfere
Trying to cover the gap above instrument panel.
With the hinges for the canopy, I think I'll attempt
to make the 'shelf' into the canopy rather than make a
removable thing wit hinge cutouts.
Anybody else done it that way?
Wish I'd thought about it back when I was building
canopy frame and putting
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