REFLECTOR:Storage of wings
Phil Hooper
reflector@tvbf.org
Thu, 24 Apr 2003 09:45:44 -0700
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My wings for an XL, with winglets detached, will arrive soon and need to be
stored. I wonder if any of you fine builders have stored them by hanging
below your garage rafters, as Scott Baker has suggested. We do have room,
the spanners are high enough. The first choice would be to store them
above, resting them on the spanners with proper, carpeted support. But
there may not be maneuvering room to get them up there. If anyone has hung
them below, do you have any photos you can email? How did you do it?
Thanks all.
Phil Hooper
Harvest Development & Media
714/693-8745 (voice)
714/777-0134 (fax)
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<p class=3DMsoNormal><font size=3D3 face=3DArial><span =
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font-family:Arial'>My wings for an XL, with winglets detached, will =
arrive soon
and need to be stored. I wonder if any of you fine builders have =
stored
them by hanging below your garage rafters, as Scott Baker has =
suggested.
We do have room, the spanners are high enough. The first choice =
would be
to store them above, resting them on the spanners with proper, carpeted
support. But there may not be maneuvering room to get them up
there. If anyone has hung them below, do you have any photos you =
can
email? How did you do it? Thanks all.</span></font></p>
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