REFLECTOR: Traditional Nose Hatch
Jerry Brainard
Jerry at jlbent.com
Mon Mar 7 07:59:38 CST 2011
Kurt,
Those should be plenty large enough. I would make them thinner than the
nose gear door hinges though. I am only using one, but that is a personal
choice. To locate them, I found that it was mostly art. Some trial and
error work with hot glue and you will be able to find the perfect location.
As I recall, the hinge point ends up being just about 1 from the edge of the
flange.
Jerry Brainard
Jerry at JLBEnt.com
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Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2011 9:18 PM
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Subject: REFLECTOR: Traditional Nose Hatch
I'm working on the last item before I start blocking for paint. I have a
traditional style nose hatch, although it is an inch bigger all around. I am
going to use an inside-release latch and hinges similar to what is used on
the RG doors. I looked on the factory manuals, and they appear to be too
small for the nose hatch/sealing lip. Has anyone used these type of hinges
on a regular style nose hatch? Any templates or up-sizing wisdom if I use
the RG gear door template?
Thanks,
Kurt
173 FGE
340HP V-6 Chevy.
I found the tunnel & I think I see the light!
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