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PostPosted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 5:21 pm    Post subject: Spar guides? Reply with quote

As I see the underside of the CM resting vertically on the floor w/ the
wings nicely mated and spar sockets in place, it occurs to me to
consider whether or not a couple of FG straps part way around the spars
might be useful to aid in the insertion of the wing spars during normal
rigging. Since I understand that the spar ends (between the two main
bolts/pip pin) I would think that such guide straps would want to be
held off the edges of the spar a nominal distance (1/8"?) in order not
to transmit in flight loads to portions of the CM not designed to take
them. .

I'm wondering if this is something others have done (?), whether it's a
good idea (?) or am I trying to address something which simply isn't a
problem (?) and just adding unnecessary weight and build-time?

Obsessing again,

Fred
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 7:32 am    Post subject: Spar guides? Reply with quote

Fred,

I'm going with your last paragraph. "...or am I trying to address something which simply isn't a problem (?) and just adding unnecessary weight and build-time?"

Jeff - Baby Blue
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Fred Klein wrote: [quote]--> Europa-List message posted by: Fred Klein <fklein(at)orcasonline.com> (fklein(at)orcasonline.com)

As I see the underside of the CM resting vertically on the floor w/ the wings nicely mated and spar sockets in place, it occurs to me to consider whether or not a couple of FG straps part way around the spars might be useful to aid in the insertion of the wing spars during normal rigging. Since I understand that the spar ends (between the two main bolts/pip pin) I would think that such guide straps would want to be held off the edges of the spar a nominal distance (1/8"?) in order not to transmit in flight loads to portions of the CM not designed to take them. .

I'm wondering if this is something others have done (?), whether it's a good idea (?) or am I trying to address something which simply isn't a problem (?) and just adding unnecessary weight and build-time?

Obsessing again,

Fred
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