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    Lazair covering material options - covering multiple wings

    I downloaded a copy of the polyfiber manual and that looks like a very viable option. I like the UV stability and it looks like it would be tougher then tedlar. I still need to look at the detailed application process to see if its a pain in the a$$ but seems as simple as any other covering...
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    Lazair covering material options - covering multiple wings

    Hi All! I recently in herited 2-3 Lazair's that I am looking to get back into the air. I am looking for wing cover options. Im not a purist to the original I want something safe, durrable UV stable as possible etc. These will be a winter restore project for next spring. -1st has a Tedlar...
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    New Member - Ottawa Ontario Canada

    "If I were in your position, I would start with a big-bore Rotax borrowed from a SkiDoo or SeaDoo" Thats a good idea I have a seadoo xp rotex727 thats 85hp and was in search of a xp 800 787 that was 110hp and my skidoo 800 summit puts out 163hp. Neither ever gave me reliability issues...
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    New Member - Ottawa Ontario Canada

    Wow what a community I stumbled into to! Im sure I will have to readjust my expectations as things progress but aim high. I can always allocate another 10k but I have lots of expensive hobbies right now so cheaper is always better. I have looked and liked the VW idea, there is a classic bug...
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    New Member - Ottawa Ontario Canada

    Thanks for the advice. I will take that into consideration, sizing is still something I'm familiarizing my self with. I still have lots to learn and will definitely be posting in the project log. You never get smart on your own!
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    New Member - Ottawa Ontario Canada

    Canadian here, for the most part will be a lurker for a while but figure I should at least say Hi! and a little about myself and my plans. After all you guys are the 'experts' :-) Engineer/Tech by school High Tech worker by job. Always wanted to fly and spent my youth jumping of cliffs...
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