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no he basically reverse engineered the X-Air design by looking at different parts of the aircraft deciding what he thought he could do better and redesigning it. Looks okay to me except for the front

Interesting story and videos, but I'm a bit confused... Did this guy just reverse engineer the existing X-Air design, or is he the original designer? Colin Holloway

Love to see some pics

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I have old one in shed, happy to trace it and send it.?Contact me off group with your address.?Greg?

Hi Seamus. Sorry was unable to finish yesterday . The trick is to custom modify your old screen while still attached with thin cardboard stuck on to the edges with contact and then trim to size with a

Sorry i cant help you but if i can find an old one somewhere i will trace it onto paper and send it to you, perhaps someone else on the group can help out ? donniereynolds1979

Yes, i agree with Seamus.... 3mm is WAY to thick and distorts your vision. 6 mm as tried by one of my customers will brake your spirit and wallett.... 2mm is perfect ! 'Seamus O'Donnell'

I still need some help finding a pattern for the x-air standard winshield my original one got burned up in a shop fire which luckily my plane wasn't in when it burnt so now I don't have a pattern to

The Original screen is only 1.5mm, but properly installed it doesn't flex hardly anything, I have a 78hp engine on my aircraft with no issues but replacing with 2mm does make it more rigid, and a few

HI seamus I replaced my windscrean last year and learned a few things that you may benefit from . firstly the Original Lexan was too light 2mm and flexed alarmingly under full power . So I used

It goes completely flat M Capon wannagoflying@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote, On 15/03/2015 6:29 PM:

Well the problem I'm having is that when I took the old winshield out I had it in a different building and the building caught fire while me and my wife were at work and everything I had in it was

yes flattens out

I was going to replace mine this summer as well. so when you take it off dose its completely flatten out or does it stay in that shape.

All I have ever done is lay the old screen over a sheet of lexan and mark around it. One thing to do first before removing old screen, is look how it fits at the moment, if it needs a bit more here

Does anyone know how or where I can get a pattern for the x-air standard winshield and doors? Any help would be greatly appreciated.? Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2014L01806 Geoff and Barb Gartshore gbgartshore@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote, On 26/02/2015 4:37 AM:

Rotax will provide better torque, esp if you want to use floats. My Jabiru 2200 performs fine, based on proper maintenance.