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    O-290 or O-320

    O-290 (D or D2), or O-320 150 hp narrow deck. I have a running O-235 if trade is an option. Tony
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    New Vacuum Infusion Techniques

    Hey Folks, I haven't posted here for a long time. I have been working on vacuum infusion (for impregnating the composite matrix) for sometime and have been introduced to a really great new technique called Double Bag infusion. Instead of a long post about it, I will try to post some articles...
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    Steel Tube Fuselage Design

    I have seen a lot of posts about aircraft design and different things about steel tube fuselages, but I am looking for specific information on designing a fuselage for a particular airplane. I have decided to change my Corsair design to be built as a steel tube fuselage with composite skins...
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    End of the Ki-27

    Some of you have been following my Nakajima Ki-27, "Nate" project. I have some sad news. The hangar it was in burned to the ground on 28 April. The Nate was a total loss. We were so close to finishing it. We were lucky in that the engine and prop were in my hangar. Oh well, we will start over...
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    Corsair Canopy

    I just finished my canopy for the replica Corsair. I am really happy with the way it turned out. I had to make a series of plugs and molds for both the frame and canopy. It was a lot of work and took over a year. My pesky job gets in the way a lot. A plastic shop did the actual canopy using my...
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