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Re: I think one danger is the canard stress
Most of these CAD/CAM Programs like Soildworks/Inventor/etc., have all thedifferent modules built in today, or you can add them. Alibre, was like$100-$150, I think they renamed it Geomagic, said it
Most of these CAD/CAM Programs like Soildworks/Inventor/etc., have all thedifferent modules built in today, or you can add them. Alibre, was like$100-$150, I think they renamed it Geomagic, said it
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Rich Gillen
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#41901
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Barnstormers: QUICKIE • $3,800 • FOR SALE • Quickie Q2 TRI TURBO
QUICKIE • $3,800 • FOR SALE • Quickie Q2 TRI TURBO was a flyer have most documents low time 80-100hrs Revmaster 2100 with turbo , 3blade warp drive prop 2 Canopy's , towable , removed all paint
QUICKIE • $3,800 • FOR SALE • Quickie Q2 TRI TURBO was a flyer have most documents low time 80-100hrs Revmaster 2100 with turbo , 3blade warp drive prop 2 Canopy's , towable , removed all paint
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John Loram <johnl@...>
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#41900
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Re: I think one danger is the canard stress
By CAD, I assume you mean FEA, which is good for isotropic materials but isn't the greatest for composite structures. There are some other computer-based analysis approaches that are more appropriate
By CAD, I assume you mean FEA, which is good for isotropic materials but isn't the greatest for composite structures. There are some other computer-based analysis approaches that are more appropriate
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quickieaircraft
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#41899
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I think one danger is the canard stress
Hasn't anyone in all these years ever done a Stress Test in CAD ofthe Carbon Spar, and Canard? I have never read of anyone doing anything to makethe Carbon Spar even better. Like maybe filling it with
Hasn't anyone in all these years ever done a Stress Test in CAD ofthe Carbon Spar, and Canard? I have never read of anyone doing anything to makethe Carbon Spar even better. Like maybe filling it with
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Rich Gillen
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#41898
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Re: Quickie Q-2 Never Exceed speed
Formally, these speeds are defined by the designer/engineer of the specific airplane.
FAA FAR regulations 23.1505, 23.335, and 23.251 are the formal definitions. These are an excellent starting point
Formally, these speeds are defined by the designer/engineer of the specific airplane.
FAA FAR regulations 23.1505, 23.335, and 23.251 are the formal definitions. These are an excellent starting point
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Brad Walker
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Re: Max flying Weight
Hi Jeff
I hope I'm not too late answering this. I weigh 175, give or take, and I notice a difference when I have a passenger. My empty weight is 603 and I list my gross at 1100. With the Revmaster at
Hi Jeff
I hope I'm not too late answering this. I weigh 175, give or take, and I notice a difference when I have a passenger. My empty weight is 603 and I list my gross at 1100. With the Revmaster at
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Dave Dugas
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#41896
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Re: NTSB - Brinkerhuff
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Bruce Crain
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Re: Max flying Weight
Thanks you for you responses.
Thanks you for you responses.
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Jeff Sellars
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#41894
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Quickie Q-2 Never Exceed speed
Mike:
When the Q1/Q2s came out, they used like a 18-22hp Onan, and a 65hp VW, toestablish max speeds, with those HP. I have never really understood whatestablishs these max speeds. Later Q1/Q2s have
Mike:
When the Q1/Q2s came out, they used like a 18-22hp Onan, and a 65hp VW, toestablish max speeds, with those HP. I have never really understood whatestablishs these max speeds. Later Q1/Q2s have
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Rich Gillen
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#41893
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Prop Clearance on a Tri Q
I have a Dragonfly with tricycle gear and a Corvair engine. I know I can run a larger prop than the 52" one I have now as I have 38" from the prop center to the ground. My question is, what are
I have a Dragonfly with tricycle gear and a Corvair engine. I know I can run a larger prop than the 52" one I have now as I have 38" from the prop center to the ground. My question is, what are
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rclewis213@...
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#41892
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Re: Max flying Weight
To be clear Jeff, I originally set a gross weight of 1320 lbs for N46JP and have flown my plane that way many times over the years. Yes I have a few dimples in the right side of the canard like Sam
To be clear Jeff, I originally set a gross weight of 1320 lbs for N46JP and have flown my plane that way many times over the years. Yes I have a few dimples in the right side of the canard like Sam
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Jim Patillo
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#41891
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Re: Max flying Weight++
As I get older I have started to examine the things wehumans say and do more closely.
“He is a nice guy” or “He is a fine fellow” What do thosestatements mean, exactly?
What does “nice” or
As I get older I have started to examine the things wehumans say and do more closely.
“He is a nice guy” or “He is a fine fellow” What do thosestatements mean, exactly?
What does “nice” or
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JAMES MASAL
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#41890
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Re: NTSB - Brinkerhuff
Thanks Sam. I hadn’t seen it. There is also this:
http://www.ntsb.gov/AviationQuery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20111006X21257&key=1
which includes a probably cause.
Still sad.
- Paul
Thanks Sam. I hadn’t seen it. There is also this:
http://www.ntsb.gov/AviationQuery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20111006X21257&key=1
which includes a probably cause.
Still sad.
- Paul
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Fisher Paul A. <fisherpaula@...>
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#41889
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Re: Max flying Weight
Go to Quickheads and get the W&B. I load to 1,200 lbs, but that can induce dimples in the upper surface.
Go to Quickheads and get the W&B. I load to 1,200 lbs, but that can induce dimples in the upper surface.
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Sam Hoskins
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#41888
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Re: Max flying Weight
Having flown the Tri-Q2 Revmaster 2100 for 300 hours, I would not dream of taking two 250lb'ers (assuming you can both get into it). I don't know what density altitudes you see where
Having flown the Tri-Q2 Revmaster 2100 for 300 hours, I would not dream of taking two 250lb'ers (assuming you can both get into it). I don't know what density altitudes you see where
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Jerry Marstall
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#41887
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Re: NTSB - Brinkerhuff
A sad memory. Jerry was a fine person.
J
On 3/25/2014 10:27 PM, Sam Hoskins wrote:
A sad memory. Jerry was a fine person.
J
On 3/25/2014 10:27 PM, Sam Hoskins wrote:
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Jerry Marstall
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#41886
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Re: Max flying Weight
So two 250lb guys can fit in? Going to be a tight fit.
I think one danger is the canard stress in a hard landing or taxiing and hit a bump. The canard sees the equivalent of 4Gs when sitting in
So two 250lb guys can fit in? Going to be a tight fit.
I think one danger is the canard stress in a hard landing or taxiing and hit a bump. The canard sees the equivalent of 4Gs when sitting in
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Mike Dwyer
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#41885
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Max flying Weight
Can someone help shed some light on this question?
How heavy can a Q-2 fly with the LS-1 wing? I have heard 1100 gross, but has anyone gone over that? How much over?
Is the quickie like many other
Can someone help shed some light on this question?
How heavy can a Q-2 fly with the LS-1 wing? I have heard 1100 gross, but has anyone gone over that? How much over?
Is the quickie like many other
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Jeff Sellars
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#41884
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Propellers
Does any one have much experience with propellers trials on the q-2 with the revmaster 2100? I ordered a props inc 56 x 42, in Mahogany. Does that sound like a good choice?
Does any one have much experience with propellers trials on the q-2 with the revmaster 2100? I ordered a props inc 56 x 42, in Mahogany. Does that sound like a good choice?
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Jeff Sellars
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#41883
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NTSB - Brinkerhuff
Don't know if this has been bandied about on the Q-list. Sorry if you have already seen this.
http://www.ntsb.gov/aviationquery/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20111006X21257&ntsbno=CEN12FA010&akey=1
Don't know if this has been bandied about on the Q-list. Sorry if you have already seen this.
http://www.ntsb.gov/aviationquery/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20111006X21257&ntsbno=CEN12FA010&akey=1
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Sam Hoskins
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#41882
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