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Revision as of 16:43, 7 February 2011
Moving and storing your wings and canard can present challenges. Although they are not particularly heavy, they are awkward. Without taking extraordinary measures, they should not be moved by one person. The following is a design for a wing and canard rack for the Velocity. When mounted on casters, it stores them nice and snug and makes moving them a breeze. I first saw this design in a picture of Craig Woolston and John Schrool's plane. The MS Word Design was drawn up by Jorge Bujanda and was passed on to me by John Tvedte. I personalized the design a bit and drew up the color drawing.
"Jorge's Website with detail of his Wing & Canard Rack"
File:Wing Rack Plans.doc
Velocity Wing Rack -- Andy Millin
Woolston - Schrool Rack
Jorge Bujanda's Rack
John Tvedte's Rack
John Tvedte's Rack
