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In this series installment, author Bob Fritz takes you through the basics of building a carbon fiber tank, including measuring, layout, patterns, cutting, epoxy-flox application, sanding, sawing, epoxying and finish work.
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We have a few changes around here that are worthy of mention.
Know Your (Operating) Limitations
Paul Dye
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July 20, 2018
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Experimental aircraft are issued "special" airworthiness certificates, and those come with specific operating limitations.