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GRRRR
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So Mark when do you want to start on my first compy?
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Smoking a Blunt with Yoda
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what did just the bare jet tech fuel tank weigh? a bare dubro 50oz tank is 5oz on my scale.
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Barking-Tip Bandit
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On pg 1 the weight of the Kevlar Jet-tech tank is given at 5 oz complete. My 64 oz tank from B&B is 10 oz complete, with fuel lines, so it's a 5 oz saving over the one I have for my 3.3 Yak, as far as I can tell.
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Approaching critical AoA...
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Location: France, IdF, Le Chesnay
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Hey Mark,
Could you send me the measurements for the holes you cut for the push/pull on the 3.0 yak? From the TE of the fuse to the TE of the hole, and from the bottom seam to the bottom of the hole. I always wanted to do a push/pull on a CompARF but all of mine have always ended up tail heavy. Looks like Andreas finally solved that issue. Thanks, Pete
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