Cluster - which members get tacked first?

[Michael Horowitz]

Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
members tacked in place?

If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron?
When you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
members in?- Mike

[jerry wass]

Michael Horowitz wrote:
> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
> members tacked in place?
>
> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron?
> When you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
> members in?- Mike
>
>
Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. please--TIA---Jerry

[Ron Wanttaja[_2_]]

Jerry Wass wrote:
> Michael Horowitz wrote:
>> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
>> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
>> members tacked in place?
>>
>> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
>> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron? When
>> you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
>> members in?- Mike
>>
>>
> Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. please--TIA---Jerry

Perhaps it's actually alt.binaries.pictures.aviation?

Ron Wanttaja

[[email protected]]

On Mar 29, 7:36*pm, Jerry Wass > wrote:
> Michael Horowitz wrote:
> > Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
> > rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
> > members tacked in place?
>
> > If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
> > vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron?
> > When you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
> > members in?- Mike
>
> Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. *please--TIA---Jerry


Mike,

I was hoping you would chime in on this topic. I haven't been able to
find the website you had for the Dyke. I seem to remember that you
were using an H-F torch as well? If you have a good working solution
to this problem, you can send me photos directly via email. The
address is: Wright1902glider <at> aol <dot> com.

Bob,
If you're lurking, I didn't forget. Just took the cupons to work with
me and didn't have enough hands to drag them home in the snow last
Thurs. I'll get a few good shots soon and email them to you.

Harry

[cavelamb[_2_]]

Ron Wanttaja wrote:
> Jerry Wass wrote:
>> Michael Horowitz wrote:
>>> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
>>> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
>>> members tacked in place?
>>>
>>> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
>>> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron? When
>>> you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
>>> members in?- Mike
>>>
>>>
>> Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. please--TIA---Jerry
>
> Perhaps it's actually alt.binaries.pictures.aviation?
>
> Ron Wanttaja

It's not there, Ron.

At least not on Supernews.

[jerry wass]

cavelamb wrote:
> Ron Wanttaja wrote:
>> Jerry Wass wrote:
>>> Michael Horowitz wrote:
>>>> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
>>>> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
>>>> members tacked in place?
>>>>
>>>> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
>>>> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron? When
>>>> you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
>>>> members in?- Mike
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. please--TIA---Jerry
>>
>> Perhaps it's actually alt.binaries.pictures.aviation?
>>
>> Ron Wanttaja
>
> It's not there, Ron.
>
> At least not on Supernews.
No, I subscribed to a b p a just to check that==Jerry
>

[Wayne Paul]

"Jerry Wass" > wrote in message
.. .
> cavelamb wrote:
>> Ron Wanttaja wrote:
>>> Jerry Wass wrote:
>>>> Michael Horowitz wrote:
>>>>> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
>>>>> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
>>>>> members tacked in place?
>>>>>
>>>>> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
>>>>> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron? When
>>>>> you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
>>>>> members in?- Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. please--TIA---Jerry
>>>
>>> Perhaps it's actually alt.binaries.pictures.aviation?
>>>
>>> Ron Wanttaja
>>
>> It's not there, Ron.
>>
>> At least not on Supernews.
> No, I subscribed to a b p a just to check that==Jerry
>>

Jerry,

The pictures were posted on abpa March 25. I have copies and will email
them to you.

Wayne
http://www.soaridaho.com/

[Mike[_19_]]

On Mar 29, 10:52*pm, Ron Wanttaja > wrote:
> Jerry Wass wrote:
> > Michael Horowitz wrote:
> >> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
> >> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
> >> members tacked in place?
>
> >> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
> >> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron? When
> >> you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
> >> members in?- Mike
>
> > Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. *please--TIA---Jerry
>
> Perhaps it's actually alt.binaries.pictures.aviation?
>
> Ron Wanttaja

That is correct; thanks Ron

[Mike[_19_]]

On Mar 29, 10:54*pm, wrote:
> On Mar 29, 7:36*pm, Jerry Wass > wrote:
>
> > Michael Horowitz wrote:
> > > Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
> > > rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
> > > members tacked in place?
>
> > > If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
> > > vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron?
> > > When you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
> > > members in?- Mike
>
> > Could you post the complete url for r.a.b. *please--TIA---Jerry
>
> Mike,
>
> I was hoping you would chime in on this topic. I haven't been able to
> find the website you had for the Dyke. I seem to remember that you
> were using an H-F torch as well? If you have a good working solution
> to this problem, you can send me photos directly via email. The
> address is: Wright1902glider <at> aol <dot> com.
>
> > Harry

Harry - I think you have the wrong Mike- I'm a beginning welder
restoring a Tcraft. FYI I've been using an old Smith torch which is
lightweight; I recently bought a Meko which I'm gonna try when the
weather gets better. - Mike

[Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe]

"Mike" > wrote in message
...
On Mar 29, 10:52 pm, Ron Wanttaja > wrote:
<...>
>> Perhaps it's actually alt.binaries.pictures.aviation?
>
> Ron Wanttaja

>That is correct; thanks Ron

Wow, that is some serious rust... Was it flying like that?

(Sorry I can't help you with your original question)

--
Geoff
The Sea Hawk at Wow Way d0t Com
remove spaces and make the obvious substitutions to reply by mail
When immigration is outlawed, only outlaws will immigrate.

[jerry wass]

Michael Horowitz wrote:
> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
> members tacked in place?
>
> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron?
> When you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
> members in?- Mike
>
>
Michael---visualize a centerline for each member---the centerlines of
all members should intersect at a point in the center of the longeron. Jerry

[Jim Logajan]

Michael Horowitz > wrote:
> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
> members tacked in place?

Just FYI to others, it has this message ID (some newsreaders may even have
parsing smarts enough so that one can simply click on the ID and the post
will be called up):

>

[Michael Horowitz]

On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 00:04:33 GMT, Jerry Wass >
wrote:

>Michael Horowitz wrote:
>> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
>> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
>> members tacked in place?
>>
>> If you had to build this cluster, which order would you tack the
>> vertical member in place? Would all members touch the longeron?
>> When you get past three members, how do you shape them to allow more
>> members in?- Mike
>>
>>
>Michael---visualize a centerline for each member---the centerlines of
>all members should intersect at a point in the center of the longeron. Jerry

Exactly - my concern is how to get the optimal amount of contact for
each member on the longeron. I think the order the members are tacked
down will be important - Mike

[Michael Horowitz]

On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 18:13:43 -0400, "Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe" <The Sea
Hawk @See My Sig.com> wrote:

>"Mike" > wrote in message
...
>On Mar 29, 10:52 pm, Ron Wanttaja > wrote:
><...>
>>> Perhaps it's actually alt.binaries.pictures.aviation?
>>
>> Ron Wanttaja
>
>>That is correct; thanks Ron
>
>Wow, that is some serious rust... Was it flying like that?
>
>(Sorry I can't help you with your original question)

I think so; it had been sitting three years before I got there; that's
the problem with not having to recover every 5 years; rust goes
undiscovered - Mike

[Michael Horowitz]

On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:37:16 -0500, Jim Logajan >
wrote:

>Michael Horowitz > wrote:
>> Following StealthPilot's lead, I've posted a picture of a cluster to
>> rec.aviation.binaries, Subject: Cluster - in what order are the
>> members tacked in place?
>
>Just FYI to others, it has this message ID (some newsreaders may even have
>parsing smarts enough so that one can simply click on the ID and the post
>will be called up):
>
>

Thanks JIm - it also helps when I get the correct Newsgroup;
alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. - MIke