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Bill,   as far as moving the Hydraulic pump....consider if you might =
ever want an aux fuel tank (or tks tank) right there behind the pressure =
bulkhead.  =20

On Mar 9, 2011, at 4:47 PM, Bill Wade wrote:

>    I was getting ready to start on the IV-P baggage area- my kit =
doesn't have the "elephant butt" wheel housings so I received two sheets =
of 1/4" material and no instructions. Thankfully I have a number of =
photos from different sources.
> =20
>  The sheets, P/N 1026A  and 1026B vary in the fabric orientation- A is =
0-90 and B is +/-45 degrees. I asked the factory and was told to use the =
0-90 for the baggage area, but the photos of various projects show =
everyone using the +/-45 material. Could those who have gone before =
confirm what they've used and where?
> =20
>   Also, I checked the archives and found some discussion about moving =
the hydraulic power pack forward to the area behind the pressure =
bulkhead. Is that a good location in terms of W&B?
> =20
>   Thanks very much-  Bill Wade=20