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Old 12-04-2008   #11 (permalink)
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Hi Fossil,

From those dimensions I would stick with what you have, those intakes should be more than sufficient.

Having studied D/F aircraft myself, you are well and truly on the safe side here, especially with the power of todays engines.

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Construction as of 4/13/08
The fuse is now 40 inches long, when nose is on it will be 44 inches. Much work yet to do.......
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Looking good now and with the lightweight construction you will have plenty of power from whatever engines you choose to install.

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