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21 November 2009, 02:00 PM
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The top photos as seperate parts ...Lower shows the halves joined together with the locking bar . ( orig.l photo from Paul Hare ).
Later type shown below as illustrations from Royal Aircraft Factory FE2b spare parts manual , along with the 1" dia attachment to frame , ropes .( Only one half shown )..British and colonial aeroplane co. named as the supplier . JM |
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21 November 2009, 02:14 PM
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Here's a lapbelt hanging out of an SE5a. Although I'm not well informed enough to say one way or the other in a lapbelt vs Sutton harness debate, I would say that I've never seen shoulder straps draped over the turtledecks of British aircraft like you do in photos of German ones. Just my two-pennyworth Tony. |
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21 November 2009, 02:37 PM
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 Illustrated in a super drawing---small, but super --in Harry Woodmans book on page 106--'Scale Model Aircraft in Plastic Card--mine from the mid seventies.Thanks for the pic. Dave. |
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21 November 2009, 02:38 PM
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21 November 2009, 03:08 PM
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Seat Belts
In post 15 ..The 2 holes at each end are where the ropes fix that are then attached back to the frame or mounting plates .( Be2 series has a plate extension of the top transport joint plate , which is .104" thick with initially ,a 1/2" hole for, in this case 1/2" dia ropes ...The size may well have needed to be increased to the 1" size rope later .) Obviously all the small holes are for pilot size adjustement . JM
PS.. Tony ( Brez ) What part of the South are you from ? |
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22 November 2009, 03:05 AM
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Epsom, home of the Derby and the salts I put up ''Beautiful South'' in response to Chock's ''Grim North'' and forgot all about it. I must remember to change it back to ''Surrey, England'' Tony (aka Brez) |
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22 November 2009, 03:32 AM
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I'm from the Grim North.....Dave
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