Subject: New amphib design
From: rotaryeng
Date: 1/11/2014, 8:16 AM
To: AAA-rotaryeng


Hi

I'm p-bear. This is off the topic. What do you think best as mid size
airplane? I heard mosquito made by wood . If I can make it as
composite. I think it's most valuable one. What do you think people?

PBear.

A carbon fiber mosquito powered by two 3 rotors would be great.

Paul Lamar


A cf composite Mossie would be awesome!! Though, I think it'd be
awesome if they just reproduced them in wood composite like the
originals would also be awesome! DO IT. ;-)

-Dan G.

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Thank you for good words and link.


I think original design and structure was too great. If i make it via just Aluminum and polyester + glass.
It still wonderful and valuable product. and I can easily add amphibian at this ship.

If I made all ribs by CNC cutted Aluminum 6061. I think construction state is very simple. and then I can just wrap it up with cheap glass fiber.

by my calculation basic hull material cost is very low. just 10k -30k usd ,  1 ton of al 6061's price is about 3000 $ and 1 ton of glass fiber and resin mix is just 1600$   If I use glass fiber as 1mm thickness. one metric ton of glass fiber  enough covering airplane's surface.  and briefly 6061 needed just 2-3 ton as sheet.( If we use rib as 1 mm thickness al 6061,  1 ton of sheet will cover 19m* 19m so it's enough for mosquito)

I was software engineer and I never make vehicle before I need correction or guide.  and I must send this to mosquito restoration peoples. they may know something about this.

My main interest is how can I make a airplane. and how can I make it cheaper, so plz understand my aim is totally on as engineer.


P_Bear.

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