[f-AA] Drawing needed 1-880

['Rafael Gomez Blanco' via aeronca]

Any one has 1-880? Is supposed to be a washer to reinforce the opening in the fabric for the trim tab wire in the 50C

Thanks

Rafael

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[Duane Fey]

Rafael,

Here you go.

Duane

’46 Chief, N85981

[Jerry Jackson]

Here you go.

 

Jerry Jackson

San Antonio

 

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['Rafael' via aeronca]

Thanks!!!

Sent from an NDB

<1-880.pdf>

[Harvey Brock]

So the cellulose nitrate replaced pyralin?

   I guess I didn't know my father-in-law was taking plastic to treat arthritis (Pyralin). 

Wow, the things that can be learned on this list!!!

 Harvey, who never intended to learn this.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab®4

On Apr 9, 2019, at 1:54 PM, 'Rafael Gomez Blanco' via aeronca <aer...@westmont.edu> wrote:

Any one has 1-880? Is supposed to be a washer to reinforce the opening in the fabric for the trim tab wire in the 50C

Thanks

Rafael

['Rafael' via aeronca]

That’s the beginning only. Now is

To figure out how ir all comes together with the bracket that holds the cable and the fabric

Sent from an NDB

[Mark Peterson]

I'm trying to help someone on the NAA site and I discovered that the old pulsar.westmont.edu site links weren't working (duh....) and I can't find the 337 I uploaded to share that concerns the skylight I put in the Chief.  I'm in Spokane at the moment working and my files are in Seattle.  Does anyone have a copy of my 337 floating around on their Hard drive or I hate to ask John, is there a way to access our former pics/ directory under the old system?   Can't seem to find the magic button to push. . . Todd has one copy but that's a pay to see site.  Thanks gang!

[John Rodkey]

http://aeronca.westmont.edu/pics/mrpeters/

Pulsar was the name of the computer way back when.  Now it only one web site among dozens, so it's named by the function 'aeronca'.  

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[Mark Peterson]

Oh grand Poobah, to you I give thanks and praise 😉

Sent from my iPhone 

[John Rodkey]

:)  I've been kind of silent for a while.  Busy, and kind of depressed because my airplane's engine is in pieces. 

But I still read the aeronca list a couple times a week. 

[Duane Fey]

Does anybody have a better copy of this 337?  I’d love to do this on my Chief. 

Thanks,

Duane

‘46 Chief, N85981

On Apr 17, 2019, at 5:35 PM, John Rodkey <pooba...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Mark Peterson]

HI Duane....if you scroll past the first copy, you'll find the ones we submitted for approval to the FAA.  They are much clearer.  The first one was a copy of a copy that I scanned that was the basis for the skylight we submitted after we redrew it.

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From: aer...@westmont.edu <aer...@westmont.edu> on behalf of Duane Fey <duan...@gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2019 9:55 PM
To: aer...@westmont.edu
Subject: Re: [f-AA] 337 skylight under old pulsar.westmont.edu site? Oh John.....

 

[John Rodkey]

Also note that if you click on any picture you'll get the full-sized original of it.  

These pictures were taken long ago and aren't the high resolution ones we expect nowadays, but they still should be clear enough for your purposes.