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    Low Wing Steel Truss

    Hi, I am interested in developing a low wing aircraft with a steel truss fuselage 300kg MTOW Can any one suggest any existing designs which have successfully used this lay out. Thanks, Ian.
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    FAR 23

    Where can I view an up to date version of FAR 23 Thanks Ian
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    3 D fuselage

    Hi all I have my fuselage design hand drawn with the standard three views Before I go any further I am thinking about how I can get it transfered into a CAD 3D image I would like to be able to alter the shape and refine the nose to fuselage intersection and the cabin to rear fuselage area...
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    Engine Mount

    Can any one describe how say Piper and Cessna mount the engines on a twin of a cantaliver wing design. Do they use a tubular mount bolted into the wing spars? My wing construction will be like an RV10 so how would you bolt an engine to an RV10 not that thats what I am planning!!!!!!
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    Wing Area

    When working out wing area do you include the area inside the nacelle`s of a twin engined design? or do you have to increase the wing area to compensate for the lost area in the nacelle. I know that you include the area inside the fuselage Also how much larger would you make the fin to cope...
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