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Topic : Space frame with no foredeck and sail cover - who else?

Anyone else have the same set up as me ? just interested to see how its been delt with.

What are the rules with regards to this area - can I use pretty much any material I want here ?

I have a pleasingly full box of carbon cloth, pots of west epoxy and various paints and some new haliards and lines Im looking forward to making a start :)

C


Posted: 03/09/2005 12:14:51
By: Conor
yes, you can have a carbon foredeck!


Posted: 05/09/2005 09:39:14
By: Mags
as featured on the cover of merlin rocket magazine autumn/winter 2004


Posted: 05/09/2005 10:00:59
By: john
Carbon yes I got that .... - but how about a bead rolled ali ? :) :p

Or titanium :D

Anyone got a copy of that mag - was there a feature inside ?

Thanks

C


Posted: 05/09/2005 18:14:56
By: Conor
there was no feature inside. i will dig out a copy of the cover if you REALLY need to see it?!


Posted: 06/09/2005 09:09:38
By: Mags
The restrictions on carbon and exotics are just in the hull shell, not in decks, spaceframe or internal mouldings (see class rules for definitions).  Scantily Clad was built as a showpiece for a similar technique by Steve Neal.  See pics on the website.  Steve has moved to Cornwall somewhere but someone will have contact details

http://www.merlinrocket.co.uk/gallery/view_photo.asp?folder=gallery/building_and_repairs&file=neal2.jpg

Posted: 06/09/2005 10:15:07
By: Andrew M
Thanks Andrew - interesting

And thanks Mags it was the feature that would have been interesting -

C


Posted: 08/09/2005 09:45:12
By: Conor
I believe Steve works for Fibrefusion

www.fibrefusion.co.uk

either .co.uk or .com


Posted: 08/09/2005 10:07:40
By: Richard Battey
actually it is.......


.com


Posted: 08/09/2005 10:10:31
By: Richard Battey

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