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     1. 01:44 PM - Edges of door rebate edges, how much to remove? (rparigoris)
     2. 01:53 PM - Re: Aircraft Covers in U.K. (kees de bussy)
 
 
 
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| Subject:  | Edges of door rebate edges, how much to remove? | 
      
      
      Trying to figure out just how much of door rebate edges to remove.
      
      There are some obvious voids that need to be cleaned out and filled, but there
      are some that  you can break through with the edge of a piece of G-10 pushing
      only pretty hard, and yet others that you need to really push hard to breeak through
      on.
      
      What parameters did those flying use to figure what to leave and not fill?
      
      Has anyone had these voids left alone break off after airtime begins to build?
      
      Thx.
      Ron Parigorios
      
      
      Visit -  www.EuropaOwners.org
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: Aircraft Covers in U.K. | 
      
      
      I have used Jaxida covers during last winter. Since February I have hangar space.
      Just before I got the hangar space the first bubbles appeared. In the hangar
      they almost disappeared, but now they are coming back and their number and size
      are increasing.
      
      Is this because the plane was sitting outside, in the covers ? I don't know, but
      I could not determine  a clear relation between the area's which were more humid
      or the area's which were absolutely always dry.
      
      The covers are o.k. but not perfect, after longer periods of rain it is pretty
      humid at certain places underneath and then it takes quite a while to dry up again
      (few days). S0 my experience is that during longer periods with bad weather
      the plane is far better off in a hangar. During summers like we have in Holland
      I think it would do no harm to keep the plane outside in good covers.
      
      regards
      
      Kees de Bussy
      Europa XS PH-SBR
      
      
      Read this topic online here:
      
      http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=253402#253402
      
      
 
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