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Old 09-30-2008, 08:38 PM   #289 (permalink)
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I could use regular head myself.

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I could use regular head myself. But aside from that Roger you will have NO cowl cheeks on the cowl ?

No I will not have cowl cheeks since I am using a turbo prop engine , I have also extended the front end by 2 inches to accomodate the lighter engine.


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A little more work on the cowling, but lots more to do before fiberglassing.

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Hi Joen Here, we meet 2 years ago.

Your engine must sit heigher, not in the wing centerline but about 2" heigher.
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Hi Joen Here, we meet 2 years ago.

Your engine must sit heigher, not in the wing centerline but about 2" heigher.

yes it is higher then the centerline but not by 2 inches,

Yes I remember you , we met in Ottawa, how have you been doing??

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Here is the fuel tank , its coming along nicely, still one more fiberglass layer and that should do it.

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What chemical will you use to melt the foam? I've tried gasoline, thinner, acetone, and MEK. Everything I tried seemed to leave a bunch of goop behind, this was lost foam cowls. It might work better on a tank as the fluid will trapped inside.
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What chemical will you use to melt the foam? I've tried gasoline, thinner, acetone, and MEK. Everything I tried seemed to leave a bunch of goop behind, this was lost foam cowls. It might work better on a tank as the fluid will trapped inside.
Nice work.

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I will use acetone to remove the foam, you have to rince thoroughly more then once with acetone.

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Hi Rodger , My friend just finished a old Laser kit with a DA-50 and I'll get to test fly it next weekend , Just thought you might like the colors and get some ideals for when you finish this one .
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Hi Rodger , My friend just finished a old Laser kit with a DA-50 and I'll get to test fly it next weekend , Just thought you might like the colors and get some ideals for when you finish this one .

Thanks for the pictures, I like it . Let me know how the flight went ..

I haven't given up on the build , as matter of fact I worked on it most of the day making small parts but didn't take any pictures, which I should as this is part of it, Ok I'll take more pictures tomorow.

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