The whole tailbone can be a wind tunnel.
Ralph
The whole tailbone can be a wind tunnel.
Ralph
So true... so sometimes you just have to stay away from the Mexican food.
I just couldn’t help myself, Ralph.
John Evens
Arvada, CO
Kitfox SS7 N27JE
EAA Lifetime
Chap. 43 honorary Lifetime
Don't blame you. But that darn auto correct... it's my worst enema.
Ralph
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I found these at mcmaster.com. ID is 3/4" and OD is 3" They are a split seal and should make an airtight seal... A little pricey at $30 ea but it's an airplane part...
Jeff
KF 5
340KF
Jeff, totally unnecessary to spend that kind of money. Just use some 1/4" foam/rubber, some contact cement and cut a piece wide enough to cover the slot with some overlap for cementing, a 3/4" hole at the top with a slit runing to the bottom.
Jim Ott
Portland, OR
Kitfox SS7 flying
Rotax 912ULS
I'm still laughing at this autocorrect business..!
This is what I did with the flaperon hole on my turtledeck, the rubber part is an automotive knuckle joint boot that stays on the flaperon shaft and pushes in from the back. I like johns idea of hinging the turtledeck and will probably do this aft of this boot and the intersection fearing to the wing.
This is an old photo and everything is covered and painted now.
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Regards Ben
Victoria Australia
S7 Kitfox 233
Man, look at the bodywork on that strake. Ben's plane may end up being the most beautiful Kitfox on the planet.
--Brian
Flying - S7SS