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Date:  5-29-2021
Number of Hours:  4.10
Manual Reference:  18-10
Brief Description:  Canopy frame internal layup

Filled the flox corner around the edge.

Applied a slurry to the mostly hard-shelled foam. (Not sure when I did this, it isn't in my rough log). 2 x BID at 45 degrees overall. Needed more bits, but the RAF BID is much nicer to work with. Used a 1" overlap. Only this BID layer overlapped the top skin, all other edge plies stopped at the edge of the flox corner. Forward, all plies are glass-to-glass with the outer skin.

As for the exterior, applied bits of 1 x CF BID on the aft frame and around the hinge points, not on the canopy flange, exceptthe last 6" or so, then 1 x CF BID overall, including the flange.

2 x UND oriented fore/aft over all. Only one was COLAN and full width, the next was RAF, with a butt joint on the centerline. Peel plied joins.

Had to clamp a taped block over the safety catch notch to get it to lay down, and again for the glass-to-glass join on the leading edge. The CF BID was very nicely behaved, not so the UND.

The first ply goes right back to the turtleback bulkhead, each subsequent is 1/2" shorter. Joins and edges peel plied. 910g resin used.
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Applying slurry, somebody is trying to interest me in CFA stuff...

Applying slurry, somebody is trying to interest me in CFA stuff...

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Wetting out CF BID

Wetting out CF BID

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Is it all wet out? Buggered if I know...

Is it all wet out? Buggered if I know...

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