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Created by rayoli rayoli  > 9 months ago, 30 Dec 2012
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rayoli
rayoli

65 posts

30 Dec 2012 8:17pm
picked up on a potential problem tday, main bladder to battern.
the LE bladder peice glue has become unstuck from the fabric.
would think rite glue for the job shuold fix that,
any tips,,,
manicskier
manicskier

VIC

772 posts

31 Dec 2012 12:11am
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rayoli said...


any tips,,,



go back to school
AquaPlow
AquaPlow

QLD

1064 posts

30 Dec 2012 11:49pm
U have got to be kidding.

I am not going to eat my gardening hat if proven wrong but have another look...

When laying out panels for stitching you use double sided tape to align everything then stitch. Any structural element in the sail is stitched. Are you talking battern or strut?
If it is a strut then a lot of struts are designed to have a floating section behind where they attach to the LE. The area coming un-glued would likely be beyond the stitching run and irrelevant. (If that is the case UR just finishing the running in period)
If it is a battern pocket then the stitching is likely to have been missed - solution get it stiched in a sail loft.

AP
rayoli
rayoli

65 posts

30 Dec 2012 11:12pm
can i explain it another way,the main bladder to strut on the main side is not secure in the LE ? jacket.
simple question, to check my bladder , kite doctors out there let me know, and give it a rest if you can;t add anything positive
BennyB12
BennyB12

QLD

918 posts

31 Dec 2012 3:34am
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rayoli said...
can i explain it another way,the main bladder to strut on the main side is not secure in the LE ? jacket.
simple question, to check my bladder , kite doctors out there let me know, and give it a rest if you can;t add anything positive


Take it to a kite repairer... Then go back to school..
rayoli
rayoli

65 posts

9 Jan 2013 2:36pm
problem solved, C/o switch kites
know a bit more about construction and maintenance now.
there are 'how to' step by step DIY video's on the site.
Links you know like this could be helpful to any one that can fix a flat bike tyer!





theDoctor
theDoctor

NSW

5786 posts

9 Jan 2013 7:05pm


even if you can't spell tyre
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