Securing Hatches
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Securing Hatches
Hi All,
With all the knowledge in these forums, I am sure someone has a good idea for keeping hatches closed without using screws or other stuff hanging in the wind. Specifically, I am building a Simple 400 Pylon Racer, and I want to find a nice way to keep the front (nose) hatch closed.
Thanks!
With all the knowledge in these forums, I am sure someone has a good idea for keeping hatches closed without using screws or other stuff hanging in the wind. Specifically, I am building a Simple 400 Pylon Racer, and I want to find a nice way to keep the front (nose) hatch closed.
Thanks!
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RE: Securing Hatches
Hi!
In pylonracing 10 or more years ago it was common to use a Dzus fastener to secure the engine cowl.
Today many just tape the cowls .
I have also seen people using rare eart magnets on sport models.
have a look at www.MFT.nu and you will find magnets in different sizes
Regards!
Jan K
In pylonracing 10 or more years ago it was common to use a Dzus fastener to secure the engine cowl.
Today many just tape the cowls .
I have also seen people using rare eart magnets on sport models.
have a look at www.MFT.nu and you will find magnets in different sizes
Regards!
Jan K
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RE: Securing Hatches
Hi All,
I think magnets will be the easiest to use. The hatch will probably be opened frequently, so a screw is not very convenient.
Thanks!
I think magnets will be the easiest to use. The hatch will probably be opened frequently, so a screw is not very convenient.
Thanks!