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I have been looking at the website for this new sailplane --
http://www.jonkersailplanes.co.za/. One photo has this caption: "The post curing oven is almost completed. All components must be post-cured at 60°C for minimum 12 hrs for the epoxy to achieve its LBA approved specifications." I know that high-tech sailboats are post cured, but it was my impression that sailplanes were not, and this was a reason that some have problems with subsequent changes in wing shape. Is Jonkers using a better technology that everyone else, or is post-curing already done by other manufacturers? |
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