Hello Blake
Central Calif? Are you going to the Spring Fling this weekend? I will have
a selection of vacuum pumps and complete systems ready to plug and play. Also
check valves , vacuum gages and can take orders for what I don't have. Some
foam cutting and vacuum bagging videos. Event speci
Hello Rick
Your problem sounds like a different one from the one that Jim described.
I would guess that it is a little cool where you are working and that you did
not use any type of hot box or anything other than room temperature. If I am
right that Epoxy can cure for two weeks and not be
Hello Bill
I had this problem at one time and found that the carbon fiber had a
light mesh of material to hold it in shape. The problem is that this material
has a reaction to the epoxy and generates a gas (out gasses) which makes the
bubbles.
Two things will cure it. One is to remove t
Hello Rick
You do not want to use any of the solvents that you list. You want to buy
an Epoxy that is at the viscosity that you need. One with a slow curing time
and then speed it up with elevated temperature if needed. Call me and I will
tell you where to get what you need. Del Brengman
RCSE
Hello James Leary
You saw it in my shop. It is lithographic aluminum that has been used in
printing.
Some times it gets exposed like film and they have to get rid of it. I have
found it at the surplus metal dealer. I have a lot of it and would be glad to
send anyone a sample large enough to m
Hello Joel Foner
As web master of the Charles River web site I would like to make a
request.
I feel that you and the members of your site are some of the finest people on
the web. Your mention of the most recent flame war about foam cutting & etc.
Is the subject of my request. I do not want
Hello Curt Thompson
About the trouble that you had with the vacuum bagging. If you used a
linear carbon
tape, did it have a white filmy binder on one side? If so the problem is that
the material that it is made of will react to the epoxy and outgas,forming
bubbles all along the area of the
Hello Joe
I think that the bow that you found is fine. It seams to have a metal bar
on top that could be a problem with insulation of the cutting wire but it
looks fine.
I will state this as simple as possible. Why I do not like Feather cut! A
few years ago there was a seminar on compos
Hello again Garry His E-mail address is ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Del
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Hello Garry
For a canopy write to
VIKING MODELS,
2 BROADMOOR WAY
WYLIE, TX 75098-7803 U.S.A.Phone (972) 442-3910
Ask for Jerry Slates he is the editor of the RCSD publication and also has a
plastic forming machine. He can make just about any canopy that exists. You
are welc
The plane that you are describing is it a thermal plane ,a slope plane or a
slope race plane? My canard turns well in thermals and it also turns fast in
a slope race. The only time that it slows is if it turns into a heavy head
wind. Just trying to understand your questions. Thanks Del
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Hello Scobie in Seattle. Del Brengman here in San Jose. You can see my
system on the Charles River RC site. Or I can send you a set of plans $5.00
covers printing and mailing. If you read the 10 pages of my plans all of your
questions will be answered. But let me take them one by one.
Answer t
I can get you one for under $20.00 plus postage to Australia. If this is what
you want just e-mail a reply. Thanks Del at
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p.s. I live in the city where the outlet is located.
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