Stepping away from their monocoque chassis for a bit, what about their other models in general? They have a "superspec" model that is supposed to be "all...
My car has an aluminum belly pan made out of 6051-T6 .080" thick attached with Cherry Max rivets. Over kill but strong. Esko ... From: stephen chan To:...
In reply to my own question, they are only for the "Domestic" consumption, meaning Britain. So I am left out, being across the channel. Robert ... -- Robert...
In a message dated 01/04/04 09:36:35 GMT Daylight Time, a4@... ... been done before, it was called the DeLorian and it caught the British Government...
I suppose that a monocoupe 7 is possible. Westfield has its $75k featherweight in CF. The tunnel area of the 7 offers a pretty good box section, which, if tied...
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Re monocoques. The Locust (UK) uses a timber cockpit and the PRB Clubman (Australia) uses an aluminum honeycomb cockpit. The Quantum Xtreme (UK), on the other...
Erwin Dekkers in Holland built a Seven lookalike with glued aluminium honeycomb material. Take a look at http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/7630/index.html Cor...
Nice car. I like the comment ' photo's in my garage (sorry for the mess)'. Er, what mess? In my garage you cannot see the floor most of the time. Do the Dutch ...
Well, It is a very irritating common dutch habit to want everything to be "netjes" (tidy). Things like mowing the grass with a nailclipper, planting flowers in...
Hi All Without wanting to start a MIG vs TIG welding debate is it possible to build a decentish locost using normal electric arc welding ? for the main chassis...
I presume you mean stick welding? Although its possible, the thinness of the metal used means you can blow holes in it quite easily, unless you are very good...
In a message dated 02/04/04 09:40:07 GMT Daylight Time, ... again, I assume you mean electric stick welding? It is fine for ship building and thick sections...
Mig is not hard to learn. It requires less clean up before and after welding. It is used a lot in production situations where well trained crafts are no...
Hi; I've welded a LOT over the years and thought I'd give it a whirl with stick. It's possible, but if there are any joints that have poor "fit-up" it's ...
... It may be so, but it still *feels* very insecure. It also boils down to the quality of the rivets (Ok, so it does with the quality of the welding, but it...
Most dutchmen (well, most dutch women) hate mess so much, that after a day of cleaning their house they will welcome you as their guest with the words 'don't...
If you're comfortable with stick I'd use it. It's not as clean as MIG and takes more skill. You'd want to use 1.6mm rods and low amps. The 7018 rods are nice...
One thing you could consider is using the stick welder , with 2mm rods to tack your chassis and then hire or borrow a mig to fully weld when you are satisfied...
A Men to that ; you can hardly see my chassis now in my garage . It is going to take a day of cleaning to find the car to get back to work on it. David Loll ...
In a message dated 4/2/04 9:57:09 PM, hilltopper41@... writes: << Jim; you have a more understanding wife than I do. NO projects like that in the house...
Why would they paint it? And what color, Silver like the Air Farce used to do with their fighters? I always thought it ironic that we skipped painting our...
Cheap stainless corrodes. You can put half a ton of paint on a larger aircraft. Someone put up a link to a 1927 NACA paper on Alcad, which can be found on the ...
... I have found an updated version here http://www.angelfire.com/ar/dw42/engfyi.htm It is much more complete and even has some limited dimension & ...
... Actually, here is the corrected addy for Dave Williams site... http://www.bacomatic.org/~dw/index.htm Cool site, cool links too... Steve & the Rockette... ...
In a message dated 10/04/04 11:47:18 GMT Daylight Time, deb@... ... no locost content here moderator? binman [Non-text portions of this message have...