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How does one tell what kind of fabric is on an X-air Hanuman? Mine was built in 2006 but not by me. It is yellow and blue.

Here are pics of the (2) right and (1) left sides. They are just as soft as they appear with no cracks. I guess the fabric came from different rolls? The only install difference was left side had some

From Info I got from Dimension Polyant in Germany when we first approved the Hawk in UK/Ireland, was that Profile LL 180g/m? primary use was windsurfers. At the time all I was interested in was

we dont have any ultralam on our Hawks mainly the Mylar as the indians call it, which does delaminate and also prone to mildew due to the damp conditions in Ireland Seamus

No knowledge of the X-Air, but one wing cover on a C42 delaminated almost immediately after fitting, the other was fine. Mo. palmettoe@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote:

Thanks Alan and Michael! Mine seems (the Mylar) to still be soft and pliable and not showing holes or cracks, perhaps because not being flown or any UV exposure. I was hoping some kind of fix would be

Whilst I wouldn't call myself an expert, I have had experience with the laminate used on some X-Air standard and F models, and hope I can shed some light here. It is often mistakenly identified as

Yes, i have seen this and this is why we dont buy it anymore..... Alan is the fabric expert, hopefully he can comment. palmettoe@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote on 15/11/2015 3:52 PM:

Installed , (fuselage) Hanuman

Seamus, Michael, Eric, anyone ever had a problem with ultralamm delaminating while being stored inside for several years? John

As far as I know yes, you need to get your inspector to check with NMAI tech office Seamus

Well I did in the USA, good fit! Brand new, never flown, 32 grand, John

Hi Simon The fuselage has a flap behind the P2 seat as you will know. There are I understand that there are Hawks flying in France flying with BRS chutes. The thing to find out is are there any

Can I fit a parachute to the Xair Hawk in Ireland?

OK thanks Michael, I've just emailed him. Regards Simon From: X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft@... [mailto:X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft@...] Sent: 10 November 2015 08:04 To:

Sorry i know nothing about these, sounds expensive when you mention 'Titanium' - Alan Daniels from Wingtech will know, he has made his living at making aircraft fabric for at least 20 years that i

Michael, many thanks for the advise. I'll just replace all the skins. Do you know anything about the OPEC skins with titanium dioxide coating? regards, Simon

Hello Alan, currently in Europe at the Pipistrel factory for training etc, back to AU end November for aircraft deliveries but at the moment all is going well. Thanks Michael Alan Daniel

Cool . I work in Reynosa Mexico. If you ever come through the McAllen TX area drop me a line. Nolton