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Old 27 June 2007, 10:36 PM   #41 (permalink)
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your hinges are wrong ,what drawing did you use ? you made the hinges from 2 pieces of sheet metal but with the shape only the hinges made from 1 piece have . I am surprised , that all this experts did not tell you .
Yes I know I made them from two parts. I do not have ready tooling for it. I think you look for details more then others.
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Old 28 June 2007, 05:26 AM   #42 (permalink)
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Pavel , nothing wrong with making this hinges from 2 parts , the one made from 2 parts is original , stronger and better. And you are right ,I am looking for details more then others ! The answer is , this others do not know for what detail to look . The Foto shows a DVII 7 hinge , made from 2 parts , brazed only inside in the corners . Robw , in one case you are right , if I have a question about D VII , I go to Franzkait to ask , or do you know anybody with better knowledge ?
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Pavel , nothing wrong with making this hinges from 2 parts , the one made from 2 parts is original , stronger and better. And you are right ,I am looking for details more then others ! The answer is , this others do not know for what detail to look . The Foto shows a DVII 7 hinge , made from 2 parts , brazed only inside in the corners . Robw , in one case you are right , if I have a question about D VII , I go to Franzkait to ask , or do you know anybody with better knowledge ?
My hinge from two parts is strong as well, after is done will hard to recognize that hinge is from two parts. The bushing is silver brazed in hinge the ends of strip will be welded and clened so will look like one part. I think there was a 3500 planes make and three manufactures or more involved. At the end there was diferences between S/N 1 and 3500......
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I think there was a 3500 planes make and three manufactures or more involved. At the end there was diferences between S/N 1 and 3500......
I totaly agree with Pavel.
From what I see his work looks great and precise so please give him a chance to show his work without saddling him up with mysterious puzzles.
I for one hope this to be a long and exciting thread. Garfield I'm happy to see you've explained what you think Pavel is doing wrong with the hinges.

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Old 29 June 2007, 01:27 PM   #45 (permalink)
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Robw , in one case you are right , if I have a question about D VII , I go to Franzkait to ask , or do you know anybody with better knowledge ?
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no doubt, Franzkait is the best.

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nice to remember me. What are you thinking about Koloman's Alb.D ?

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Old 30 June 2007, 04:58 AM   #46 (permalink)
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Aero Auktion: Fokker D VII Versteigerung, Auktion, Verkauf

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using the google translator....
Manufacturer: Fokker Manufacture year: 2003 Time Since new one: 0 type: D.VII engine: Airplane stands with completion to the purchase without engine, instruments and armament. Original was equipped with: Daimler D.III 160 HP 6-Zylinder row engine axially propeller 220 mm of upward gradient, 2780mm diameter the reproduction is laid out for original for the admission of the Daimler D.III of row engine. Avionics: No Exteriornote: 6 Interiornote: 6 Misc: Reproduction after original Fokker workshop drawing, using Originalmaterialen and processing methods of the yearly 1918. No concessions to today's civil engineering. Permission of the airplane is thing of the Kaüfers. limit price: 100,000 euro

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OK, looks like Pavel has some fans. Any interested parties yet? Seems like a great deal for anyone wanting a quick start in getting into the air, WW1 style.

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