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That sounds like it could be very interesting to do. When you have to do that, how does one reenforce the wings that aren't designed to carry a load like that?
Fortunately it appears the wing loading would be pretty minimal. We'd have to put some doublers in the wing to beef up the structure and run some wires out to the hard points. I don't think it's that big of a deal but all this would have to be done on site as there is NO WAY we'd ever get an export license for this stuff.
I do have to admit I let you guys down yesterday. A co worker told me about a girl in very short gut off jeans wearing chaps out at the logging field chopping wood. Said it was very pic worthy. Sorry.
Fortunately it appears the wing loading would be pretty minimal. We'd have to put some doublers in the wing to beef up the structure and run some wires out to the hard points. I don't think it's that big of a deal but all this would have to be done on site as there is NO WAY we'd ever get an export license for this stuff.
May get the Full Pat down at the airport sneaking piece by piece in?
.....We'd have to put some doublers in the wing to beef up the structure and run some wires out to the hard points.
Morning Woodmeisters!
Russ, where does one get some of them there "doublers" as I think they would help beef up my structure especially with new wiring to the hard points.
Gotta keep Mama happy you know.
Actually may create a tad more interest than that Tim.
Sir, are you hiding something???
Originally Posted by Northern Glide
Morning Woodmeisters!
Russ, where does one get some of them there "doublers" as I think they would help beef up my structure especially with new wiring to the hard points.
Gotta keep Mama happy you know.
Tough one Stan. Sometimes it comes down to what you're plugging into. Some days it doesn't matter what plug end you have, its just the wrong configuration and just doesn't plug in.
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Tough one Stan. Sometimes it comes down to what you're plugging into. Some days it doesn't matter what plug end you have, its just the wrong configuration and just doesn't plug in.
Correct Sir Tim,
I have found that if the receptacle isn't receptive, no current at all is going to flow. None, Nada.
Like every Good Boy Scout it does pay to be prepared however.
Originally Posted by rwhisen
Stan if you could bring your equipment by, I'll be more than happy to shoot some rivets into it!
You think that would do the trick? Or, as they used to say in the comic books........
"IIiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeee"
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Aug 12, 2017 at 04:07 PM.
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