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X-PLANE simulator v6.51 |
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X-PLANE simulator v6.51 |
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X-PLANE Simulator v6.51 |
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LadyBUG, a version of the Bug2 by Mike Sandlin, of San Diego, California. This glider is being built for casual soaring at low speeds. |
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The yellow surfaces are all rip-stop nylon. |
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The LadyBUG is essentially now complete, with the exception of the wing ribbing and covering. |
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The foot pedals are re-cycled, alluminum front panels, off a Compaq computer server. |
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Here, you can see my newly installed control lines and the aileron torque tube. |
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The control surface mechanizm is built as per Mike Sandlin's specs. |
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View of horizontal control and epoxy filler. |
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This old wing bracing method reluted in excessive slack in some of the cables. |
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With my newly re-engineered design, each new cable brace consists of a single length of cable fastened to the top spars. |
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I wonder if the golf club would mind me using the fairway as a landing strip? |
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