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Fergus Kyle
Joined: 03 Jun 2007 Posts: 291 Location: Burlington ON Canada
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Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 10:47 am Post subject: Sleeping Aboard |
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Mike and Craig,
Mike's right of course - it's your own CofG that rules ..weight
should not be a factor
But Balance is.....
Science moves on, so I have a photo of a 747 with its nose skyward
and its rear
aground........ and that's before they found out what the bent bits were
about. Tut and double tut.
I neglected to mention that the second bulkhead (mod) contained the 'D'
panel which bottom
edge was made level with the tank top.
Fair winds
Ferg
PS: My buddy volunteered to enter the tail section without checking with the
foreman, it tipped,
and we had to twist his feet to unscrew him from the aft section. Funny, he
never came back.
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rparigor(at)suffolk.lib.n Guest
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Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 11:27 am Post subject: Sleeping Aboard |
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Hi Guys
A little off topic, but I think I remember reading that if you have a
Monowheel a bit on the nose heavy side, if you remove the tailplanes it
will levitate the tailwheel with no assistance.
Is this true? Did anyone experiance?
Ron Parigoris
I added 3 pounds of lead to lead edge of stabilators and was able to
reduce mass balance weight by .8 pounds. Figure I will be more at risk
than normal.
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fklein(at)orcasonline.com Guest
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Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 11:39 am Post subject: Sleeping Aboard |
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Can''t help but wonder if anyone else's mind has gone where mine has on
this topic.
Although I can picture myself lying serenely on a padded plank nudged
between the head rests, feet extending aft thru the space opened by
removal of the "D" bulkhead panel, eyes closed w/ one of the side
window hatches propped open, I keep getting this negative image which
is too much akin to a casket open for viewing.
Does the term, "flying coffin" ring any bells?
All in all, I suspect I will avail myself of the commodious baggage
space to carry a small tent and sleeping pad to pitch alongside, if not
under, our marvelous wings.
Thinking positively,
Fred
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karelvranken(at)hotmail.c Guest
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Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 2:24 pm Post subject: Sleeping Aboard |
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Ron,
Keep us informed of the empty weight of your beauty once she is finished.
Karel Vranken.
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