Mike your explanation clarifies what Dennis is saying. Thank You.
Mike Lachowski wrote:
Most molded wings have a skin that is a sandwich of cloth, core,
cloth. Emrald was probably glass, rohacell, glass. Some models use
balsa cores and others use herex (another type of foam) cores. Then
yo
Most molded wings have a skin that is a sandwich of cloth, core,
cloth. Emrald was probably glass, rohacell, glass. Some models use
balsa cores and others use herex (another type of foam) cores. Then you
get the expensive stuff with CF skins or even CF both sides of the skin
Rohacell a
Let me fix my errors lest I further confuse the issue.
Harley Michaelis wrote:
Dennis. . . such tips are surely encouraged for this exchange. Thank
you. This one is a bit confusing. You speak of a "molded wing" in the
first sentence, but later speak of lifting the "foam" to the skin. I
admit
Dennis. . . such tips are surely encourages for this exchange. Thank
you. This one is a bit confusing. You speak of a "molded wing" in the
first sentence, but later speak of lifting the "foam" to the skin. I
admit to ignorance of the construction of the Emerald wing, but is it
both molded and
At our club meeting last night, I was showing an Emerald that had a little
delamination on the molded wing. When asking the best way to fix it, Martin
Doney passed on a tip he had learned. It's a small thing but it really works
great. He said to take a tee pin and bend the tip 90 degrees about 1
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