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pa79vel: Hi! I decided to share my self-built Sixht Sense. Just finished. Not tested in flight yet. I changed the panel scheme a bit to add a bit of black to the wings. Framing specified as STD competition: Upper leadind edge: P200 Lower leadind edge: P300 Upper spreader: Structil 6mm Lower spreader: 5pt Spine: P200 Stand Off: 3mm carbon Ballast on tail: 25g The sail is nylon spy (32g/sqm) + dacron instead of icarex. A few details: APA Nose Stand-offs Sail grabbers / reinforcement A few more pictures of the finished kite: https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/100231941530540785601/albums/5839379914655262465 And some picures from the building process: https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/100231941530540785601/albums/5814877850400257217 Now waiting for the weather to give it a try... I have to add that I really appreciate all the ideas, solutions and thoughts shared in this forum! It was a great help while building! Thanks! :) |
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sugarbaker: Nice build, I do like your additional black panels. Very slick indeed. Welcome to the forum. |
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coogee: Good build... now the fun bit, flying! Mike |
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Krijn: nice, the black in the wings looks good :P (but why did you use the mylar reinforcement from the UL in your STD?) Krijn |
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pa79vel: Thanks! Quote from: Krijn on January 31, 2013, 10:50 AM (but why did you use the mylar reinforcement from the UL in your STD?) Krijn I think I just wanted not to add too much weight to the sail. The green panels are made of a bit heavy fabric - I think more than 40g/sqm. The rest is 32g/sqm. So I reduced the reinforcement to the one from UL. ... and to be honest the reinforcement is the same green spy (2 layers). :) Somehow I have a feeling it should not affect the performance of the kite. Paweł |
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