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Dicks Moose SR-108 Door.pdf - Adobe Reader

Post by kyle martin » Sun Feb 19, 2012 5:12 pm

Dick,

Thank you. That is an interesting way of doing it.

One thing I like about the wedge style seaplane door vs the flapper is the
added strength to the gearbox, door post area. I wonder what the smallest
dimension you could have on the wedge and still have it clear the strut? Did
you do any geometry before deciding what way to go?

What is the angle and length of the strut? Maybe ten i can figure it out,
roughly.

Thanks again, Dick. Good luck getting her to oshkosh!

Kyle
019SR

On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 9:46 AM, Richard Wampach <rwampach@comcast.net>wrote:
Kyle here are five shots of my sea plane door design.



I liked the idea of easy access with lift up doors in all 3 locations. I
did not like the big wedge at the lower front, I don't think my size 15's
would clear easily so I came up with this idea. Boeing does the flapper
idea so I borrowed and modified to my needs.



If you want to try it I will send a few more photos and suggestions. Keep
in mind a project like this is a series of small systems not one big
overwhelming monster.



Dick Wampach SR-108 I hope to have done for Oshkosh 09


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