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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 6:17 am Post subject: Pulsar XP modifications |
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Hi
Nice to meet some owners at Oshkosh. I am back in the UK now and turning my attention to my XP.
A few items I wish to change and I wanted to see if anyone had any suitable solutions:
Canopy catch - mine has an alu tang that faces backwards. It's fixed to the canopy and cuts people on the forehead ! Any RV type or similar catches been used that leaves the rear of the canopy clear of obstructions ?
Brakes - I have the heel operated wooden blocks operating band brakes. Not nice. I was going to go for a Beringer set-up with variable pressure and new wheels & disc brakes - but I did see some other setups from Parker and Grove at the Airventure - I was hoping to go for toe brakes but unsure if any proprietary pedals can be retro fitted ?
Trim - elevator trim on mine is by a lead screw being driven about 2.75" end to end to bias springs on the stick - was this the only option ? Anyone use tabs or a servo with sufficient range of travel ?
The aircraft is in for undercarriage repair work and I want to specify the modifications as soon as I can to allow work to be carried out at the same time.
Thanks, hope you can shed some light on options available.
Scott MacIntyre
Owner Pulsar XP, G-BUZB
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otto(at)otamat.com Guest
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 11:54 pm Post subject: Pulsar XP modifications |
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Hi Scott, Re: Canopy catch
I made a canopy catch as follows: Rotating lockable handle on top of the canopy, which is used for sliding the canopy open/close from inside/outside and by 1/4 turn the cam engages into a 1/2" rod with roller attached to the opposite of the cabin opening. This is screwed on a rod for fine adjustment. In worst case you catch your bum on the round roller, not as painful and visible as your forehead!
otto
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Pulsar III, R914
On 31/07/2012 15:17, Scott - Special Effects Armourer wrote:
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Hi
Nice to meet some owners at Oshkosh. I am back in the UK now and turning my attention to my XP.
A few items I wish to change and I wanted to see if anyone had any suitable solutions:
Canopy catch - mine has an alu tang that faces backwards. It's fixed to the canopy and cuts people on the forehead ! Any RV type or similar catches been used that leaves the rear of the canopy clear of obstructions ?
Brakes - I have the heel operated wooden blocks operating band brakes. Not nice. I was going to go for a Beringer set-up with variable pressure and new wheels & disc brakes - but I did see some other setups from Parker and Grove at the Airventure - I was hoping to go for toe brakes but unsure if any proprietary pedals can be retro fitted ?
Trim - elevator trim on mine is by a lead screw being driven about 2.75" end to end to bias springs on the stick - was this the only option ? Anyone use tabs or a servo with sufficient range of travel ?
The aircraft is in for undercarriage repair work and I want to specify the modifications as soon as I can to allow work to be carried out at the same time.
Thanks, hope you can shed some light on options available.
Scott MacIntyre
Owner Pulsar XP, G-BUZB
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