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Dave Pelletier

Joined: 10 Jan 2006
Posts: 100
Location: Prescott, Arizona

Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 2:48 pm Post subject: Emailing: HPIM1049

A couple of guys asked for pictures of my "T"  stand.  All it is is a stand with felt on top.  It telescopes up and  down with holes drilled into the stem and locked by a pin (or bolt or  ???).  As it stands, it is 51" high, which is just right for my wing.   When rigging my MKIII, I position the stand a bit inboard of where the outboard  tip of the wing will be.  Then I swing the wing out and rotate it into  "flying" position and work the inboard edge into the lip of the fuselage.   When it pops in, I hold the wing with one hand and finish positioning the stand  with the other.  Then I rest the wing on the stand and hurry over to the  fuselage end and put in the pin.  After that I lift the wing a bit with my  shoulder and hook up the strut.  Then when the aileron and flap pushrods  are hooked up it's a done deal.  Piece of cake.

  

 I don't plan on doing much flying for the next week  or so because we're getting rain - Arizona's "monsoon" (Ha!) season.  But  if anyone wants more pics of something, let me know and I'll take them next time  I fly.

  

 AzDave

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rlaird

Joined: 10 Jan 2006
Posts: 373
Location: Houston

Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 7:32 pm Post subject: Emailing: HPIM1049

Dave --



Thanks for the picture...  it speaks a thousand words, and although

you may think it too simple to warrant a posting of the image, I

hadn't thought it would look like that, so, I'm really glad you did!

Again, thanks!



  -- Robert

On 7/25/06, Dave & Eve Pelletier <pelletier(at)cableone.net> wrote:

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 A couple of guys asked for pictures of my "T" stand.  All it is is a stand

 with felt on top.  It telescopes up and down with holes drilled into the

 stem and locked by a pin (or bolt or ???).  As it stands, it is 51" high,

 which is just right for my wing.  When rigging my MKIII, I position the

 stand a bit inboard of where the outboard tip of the wing will be.  Then I

 swing the wing out and rotate it into "flying" position and work the inboard

 edge into the lip of the fuselage.  When it pops in, I hold the wing with

 one hand and finish positioning the stand with the other.  Then I rest the

 wing on the stand and hurry over to the fuselage end and put in the pin.

 After that I lift the wing a bit with my shoulder and hook up the strut.

 Then when the aileron and flap pushrods are hooked up it's a done deal.

 Piece of cake.



 I don't plan on doing much flying for the next week or so because we're

 getting rain - Arizona's "monsoon" (Ha!) season.  But if anyone wants more

 pics of something, let me know and I'll take them next time I fly.



 AzDave

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formerly: MkIIIc w/ 912ULS & Gyrobee
current: Autogyro Cavalon w/ 914ULS
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 1:38 am Post subject: Emailing: HPIM1049

 pictures of my "T" stand>>

  

 Hi ,

 very neat. I had envisaged something more like a  step ladder to accomodate rough ground. I assume from the small flat base that  you usually rig on a flat surface.

  

 Pat

  

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