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Excellent product. Have had them on my plane (Discus) for a few years.
For those concerned that hot shot racing pilots don't use tip wheels, I noticed that the 2nd place finisher in the 18m class in the last World's (Uys Jonker) was flying with tip wheels (the Jonker version) on his JS1-B. On 9/30/2011 6:29 AM, Wayne Paul wrote: http://www.williamssoaring.com/catalog/tires.html "JJ Sinclair" wrote in message ... I stopped using tip skids and went to wing tip wheels years ago. Neat little nylon wheels mounted in a Delan housing, About the size of Libelle tip wheels with a fared-in housing. The Delan housing can be shaped to the wing contour by tapping a sheet of 40 grit to the wing then sanding the housing to the shape of the airfoil by moving the wheel housing span-wise until a perfect match is obtained. Google Williams Soaring for photo, price $150. A wing tip wheel makes it much easier to move the ship without any help or ground handling equipment as is necessary for an aero-retrieve. Cheers, JJ. |
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