sticky
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 Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2025 6:21 am Post subject: Canopy weather seal |
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Hi Mark,
The problem I found with the gaps on the sides of the Pulsar canopy is that it changes when you open/close it. So if it is sealed when it is closed, it gets squished or ripped off when you open it. I have given up on it.
The seal in the front is easier, I stuck foam tape on the fuselage side and let the canopy frame slide against it. I also have foam tape on the back of the canopy. When I am inside the lock pulls it far enough aft to close it and there is no gap, when I am outside, I cannot push it far enough aft to eliminate the gap. I put a good canopy cover over it.
Sonja
On Wed, Jan 8, 2025 at 5:24 AM Mark Fox <saafbusiness(at)gmail.com (saafbusiness(at)gmail.com)> wrote:
| Quote: | Hey everyone,
I have always had just normal foam weather seal around the back and the bottom on the canopy. In 26 years it's never been a good solution and it always wants to peel up when you close the canopy and you have to use a duct tap to try and hold it in place.
It's never been a good solution and it's time to replace it again
Just curious what others are doing?. Does anyone have a good fix/design ?
Thanks
Mark
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