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We now have the wing framework mostly complete. Next month, I’ll finish it off, including the leading edge skin and the construction of the aileron “in the wing”. |
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R-80 Tiger Moth – A Wing, Part 1 CONTINUE |
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Since the Tiger Moth wing is swept back, the rear spar root end is offset outboard a small distance, which causes the root rib to be installed at the appropriate angle for the sweepback. The root ends of both spars are cut at a compound angle to accommodate the sweepback and to allow for a small amount of dihedral. |
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************************************************************************************************************ Register Report 2/1/2005 Through 2/28/2005 3/13/2005 Page 1 Date Account Num Descrip... Memo Category Clr Amount
BALANCE 1/31/2005 18,112.32 2/3/2005Checking DEP ...Deposit Dues R 242.00 Transfer R 45.00 2/3/2005Checking 1005 John St...Ta... Equip... -87.80 2/23/...Checking 1006 Becker,... Young... -90.06 2/23/...Checking 1008 Miller,...Si... Young... -51.38 2/23/...Checking 1010 Bothe, ...FA... Training R -210.02 2/23/...Checking 1009 Naves, ... Newsl... R -126.65 2/23/...Checking 1011 Stan Brown Y. E.... -66.00 2/23/...Checking 1007 **VOID** c 0.00 2/28/...Checking Interes... Inter... R 6.34
TOTAL 2/1/2005 - 2/28/2005 -338.57
BALANCE 2/28/2005 17,773.75
TOTAL INFLOWS 293.34 TOTAL OUTFLOWS -631.91
NET TOTAL -338.57 |
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Rob Brooke |