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PostPosted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:53 pm 
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Can anyone name me a source for optaining AN specification drawings for streamline flying wires?
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Got the AN number? I can dive into IHS at work and check it.
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 Post subject: Re: Flying wires
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Cvairwerks wrote:
Got the AN number? I can dive into IHS at work and check it.


Here are the AN numers: AN671 ; AN673 ; AN674 ; AN675 ; AN676 ; AN677 and AN678

Would really appreciate yout hint! Thank you very much!
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I know Bruntons in Scotland still manufacture the standard 'set' of Tiger Moth wires, and other flying wire material to order.

http://www.bruntons.co.uk/

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Yes, I know, however they don't make this documentation available. So, I am looking for another source of those drawings.
Thank you for the hint!
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No problem, I misread your original post!

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Hans: Got them printed off last night. Now I just need to scan them in on my system here at home and then I can email them to you. I don't know if I can get my scanner set up on this computer today or not. Send me a pm with your email address and if there is any limitations on file sizes.
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Hans: Got them printed off last night. Now I just need to scan them in on my system here at home and then I can email them to you. I don't know if I can get my scanner set up on this computer today or not. Send me a pm with your email address and if there is any limitations on file sizes.


Hi, your help is most appreciated! 5 MB should not be a problem. My email address: hans.u@aeroplaneworks.ch

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Hi Cvairwerks,

Didn't receive an email from you in the meantime! Did you you already try to send me one?

Would really appreciate those AN Fyling Wire spec. drawings!

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Hi Hans: My weekend schedule got severely disrupted by family needs and I haven't been able to move the scanner to where I can use it. I should be able to get it moved and them scanned in the morning when I get home from work and then off to you. Bear with me a little longer.
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Hans: I've got them scanned in but can't get them switched between computers until in the morning. Right now the file size is about 45 meg in .pdf form.
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Hans: I ended up rescanning them into individual files and sent them through an alternate email address that we have. You should have them any time now.
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I am trying to locate these same specs, AN streamline tie rods. If these are at all obtainable, I would be very appreciative... Thanks!
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Steen Aero Labs is a US rep for Bruntons. May be worthwhile to ring them up...

http://www.steenaero.com/Products/flying_wires.cfm

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