Tamjets F16 Completed
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Hello All,
Just wanted to share pics of my completed Tamjets F16. Special thanks to my Dad and brother for the assembly of my jet enabling it to be flown this year.
Thanks
Just wanted to share pics of my completed Tamjets F16. Special thanks to my Dad and brother for the assembly of my jet enabling it to be flown this year.
Thanks
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Hi there,
Can anyone tell me what is the function of the carbon rod which goes through the front of the intake please. Is it to stop the intake collapsing or to stop it moving? Is it really necessary?
Cheers
Steve
Can anyone tell me what is the function of the carbon rod which goes through the front of the intake please. Is it to stop the intake collapsing or to stop it moving? Is it really necessary?
Cheers
Steve
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It is very necessary! It does just as you mentioned, it strengthens the intake area from all the weight and abuse from the nose gear/landings. The real F-16 has it too for the same reasons.
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It is very necessary! It does just as you mentioned, it strengthens the intake area from all the weight and abuse from the nose gear/landings. The real F-16 has it too for the same reasons.
It is very necessary! It does just as you mentioned, it strengthens the intake area from all the weight and abuse from the nose gear/landings. The real F-16 has it too for the same reasons.
The real one has a somewhat fragile inlet de-icer probe.
The structure sorrounding the inlet is very beefy and as you move AFT it becomes part of the fuselage bulkhead.
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Falcon, You're right, Thanks for correcting me. I've always though it was a structural part of the airplane. Now I know better, however it is indeed a structural part for Tam's F-16 for the given reasons. So please don't omit it!




