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I concede the point. Scubainchicago isn't 10lbs overweighted with a 25lb wing. He's some undetermined amount overweighted with too large a wing for a single tank.
I concede the point. Scubainchicago isn't 10lbs overweighted with a 25lb wing. He's some undetermined amount overweighted with too large a wing for a single tank.
I concede the point. Scubainchicago isn't 10lbs overweighted with a 25lb wing. He's some undetermined amount overweighted with too large a wing for a single tank.
I missed the bulletin on a 40# single tank wing that was designed for a single tank being to large. It works just fine with my usual steel Faber 133. It was working fine with an AL80 and isn't wrapped around the tank to the point the rear OPV wouldn't work properly. I could understand if Tobin had something to say, but when did you start designing wings?
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Originally Posted by StreetDoctor
Here's what a 26lb wing looks like for reference... (pre-fundies training)
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