Glen Shearer wrote:
>
> If the plane was completely flat upside down.....I guess you'd be in trouble.
>
> But, if you had two doors and the plane was resting on one wing, then the
> opposite door should open, no?
>
> Glen
>
> >>> Anyone tried dual gull wing doors on a Dragonfly? It would be a bit of a
> >> pain to build, but maybe a nice safety feature.
> >
> >Hmmm.... how would one open a gull wing door that's up side down?
> >
> >Pat
Sure 2 doors are better than one. But as I recall, a gull wing door
opens up, or in our case, with the craft resting on it's lid, not
at all.
>
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