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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Apr 16, 2005
Description:
Looks good. Weight?
Drag? Engine Temp?
Date Taken:
Apr 16, 2005
Place Taken:
Garners L.
Owner:
edirizarry27
File Name:
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Category:
117, Ed''s Rey
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Read what others had to say:
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Robert Lee - Apr 17,2005
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Ed,<br /><br />The cowling is made of Carbon fiber and weighs about 5 to 6 pounds. There is no difference on operating temps. It has no effect on trim. I think the plane is slightly faster with it, but it is hard to say for sure. Others have this same cowling in fiberglass without the holes cut in the top and are not happy with it. I think the carbon fiber and oval holes in the top are key.<br /><br />
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Garth Bingley-Pullin - Apr 18,2005
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Is this available commercially ?
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Garth Bingley-Pullin - Apr 18,2005
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Frank, we are interested in buying/making one for our sea rey. As you are not using yours, it's obvious it did not work well for you ? Could you give us some feedback as to problems encountered ? Over heating ?
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Ed Irizarry - Apr 19,2005
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Frank, thank for the offer, and appreciate you feed back. I hear you, it seem not worth the effort. Thanks for sharing that info. I'l stick with the ugly exposed engine.
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Garth Bingley-Pullin - Apr 19,2005
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Frank, Thanks for the feedback. Looks like we may need to rethink this. In any case, wheels and L/R Tank are more important at this early stage of Sea Rey ownership. Thanks again.
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