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25 October 2003, 06:37 PM
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Folks,
* We've also applied this to replicating the Le Rhone type "throttle" quad as adopted by B.A.P. There are some subtle changes from the Rene Tampier produced quads that they were copying. For example the regulator lever was a little more squat and fat and the end rounded on the Tampier levers. Also many areas are more angular with less of a fillet than the Tampier quads had. We have been able to obtain parts of an original although not an entire quad yet of the Tampier type and will also make these in that style as this is what we need for our projects. If anyone has an original Rene Tampier quadrant we'd be very happy to borrow it for long enough to dimension and copy (or longer if you'll part with it). Regards, William www.canvasfalcon.com |
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