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Old 01-27-2017, 07:48 AM
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Question F-1040 Upper Fuse Channels

I just sent the following to the Mother Ship, but you guys are usually faster with a reply:

We?re up to page 29-16 and I have a question about the Upper Fuse Channels. There are three sets of three holes in the upper flange that look like they?re for plate nuts. I can?t find any reference before of after about riveting plate nuts on the channels. However, once the F-1042E Gussets are riveted to the channels, there will no longer be access to the aft-most hole for countersinking for a flush rivet.

Did I miss something in the plans? Is something missing in the plans? Are theses for optional accessories?


The holes are in the figures on 29-1 and 31-7, but nowhere else where you can see the channels.

TIA,

Jeff
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Old 01-27-2017, 08:01 AM
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I just sent the following to the Mother Ship, but you guys are usually faster with a reply:

We?re up to page 29-16 and I have a question about the Upper Fuse Channels. There are three sets of three holes in the upper flange that look like they?re for plate nuts. I can?t find any reference before of after about riveting plate nuts on the channels. However, once the F-1042E Gussets are riveted to the channels, there will no longer be access to the aft-most hole for countersinking for a flush rivet.

Did I miss something in the plans? Is something missing in the plans? Are theses for optional accessories?


The holes are in the figures on 29-1 and 31-7, but nowhere else where you can see the channels.

TIA,

Jeff
Page 35-7 figure 2 - wire covers. Been a while, but I have several notes highlighted on the page you mention to install the nutplates 1000-8s for 515-8R8s. I believe I found this on someone's 'gotcha' list on their build log. Maybe Tim Olson's...?
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Old 01-27-2017, 08:16 AM
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Jon,

You're my new hero!

Thanks a ton!

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Old 01-27-2017, 10:37 AM
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Default Install now..

I came across the same head-scratcher. Yes, you want to install the plate nuts now.
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