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Hello from China
Wu-erwei, I built a two-place Europa motorglider that I planned to fly from my home airport (WN92) in Spokane, Washington through Canada, Alaska, Russia and China to Everest to soar above it silently. Many years ago, I asked the Chinese embassy in New York and in San Francisco for permission...- RobNeils
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Canopy anti-bulge
With greater speed comes canopy bulge. Over-complicated mechanical systems using many parts to stop the bulge are completely unnecessary. The chief design problem is how to get an anti-bulge pin on the canopy to seat into the fuselage since the path of motion of a descending canopy is...- RobNeils
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- bulge canopy
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Canopy anti-bulge
With greater speed comes canopy bulge. Over complicated mechanical systems to stop the bulge using many parts are completely unnecessary. The chief design problem is how to get an anti-bulge pin on the canopy to seat into the fuselage since the path of motion of a descending canopy is...- RobNeils
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