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f89 fuselage pieces

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:09 am
by Wayne Ouellette
Hi everybody, I bought an early rebel kit and it doesn't have the F89
doublers that lie inside the tailcone. They join the side skins to the
Fus 30 tail wrap. Does anybody know the thickness of those pieces so I
can fabricate them myself.
Thanks
Wayne 333R



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f89 fuselage pieces

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:09 am
by Ken
I believe they are 0.020
I think that upgrade was designed when FUS-30 was only 0.020
Sometimes the aft end of the flanges on it have to be trimmed a bit to
clear the elevator push rods so you might want to taper the flanges down
to perhaps 1/4" at the aft end.
Ken 119R

Wayne Ouellette wrote:
Hi everybody, I bought an early rebel kit and it doesn't have the F89
doublers that lie inside the tailcone. They join the side skins to the
Fus 30 tail wrap. Does anybody know the thickness of those pieces so I
can fabricate them myself.
Thanks
Wayne 333R



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Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:09 am
by Wayne Ouellette
Thanks very much Ken, I can keep going now!
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From: "Ken" <klehman@albedo.net>
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Subject: Re: f89 fuselage pieces

I believe they are 0.020
I think that upgrade was designed when FUS-30 was only 0.020
Sometimes the aft end of the flanges on it have to be trimmed a bit to
clear the elevator push rods so you might want to taper the flanges down
to perhaps 1/4" at the aft end.
Ken 119R

Wayne Ouellette wrote:
Hi everybody, I bought an early rebel kit and it doesn't have the F89
doublers that lie inside the tailcone. They join the side skins to the
Fus 30 tail wrap. Does anybody know the thickness of those pieces so I
can fabricate them myself.
Thanks
Wayne 333R



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Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:09 am
by brad
Wayne,

I had the same problem. I don't know the guage but it is a formed part.
It seems to me that they wern't too expensive from MAM.

Brad R195





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-> Hi everybody, I bought an early rebel kit and it doesn't have the F89
-> doublers that lie inside the tailcone. They join the side skins to the
-> Fus 30 tail wrap. Does anybody know the thickness of those pieces so I
-> can fabricate them myself.
-> Thanks
-> Wayne 333R





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Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:09 am
by Wayne Ouellette
Thanks Brad, they are very simple pieces to make....just a bit of .020 which
seems pretty light to me. I have some .025 here that I will make them out
of.
Thanks again
Wayne 333R
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Wayne,

I had the same problem. I don't know the guage but it is a formed part.
It seems to me that they wern't too expensive from MAM.

Brad R195





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-> Hi everybody, I bought an early rebel kit and it doesn't have the F89
-> doublers that lie inside the tailcone. They join the side skins to the
-> Fus 30 tail wrap. Does anybody know the thickness of those pieces so I
-> can fabricate them myself.
-> Thanks
-> Wayne 333R





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