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Anyone know a good way to make a belly baggage pod?
My Jurca Sirocco has so little baggage space, that it really needs
some extra room. I'd like to make a bomb-shaped belly pod, and have seen some made on other homebuilts. I've heard of some of the Pitt's S-1 guys welding two spinners together, back to back, but that doesn't have the look I want. I've got 4 quarter inch bolts that are on the bottom of the belly that hold the pitot's seat down, and would be perfec hard points to attach a pod to. I plan to fly to Oshkosh and it would be great to have some extra room for stuff. I can't figure out how to mold a shape like that. Any suggestions? I'm talanted in fiberglass work, as I've been building a Glasair 3 for 14 years, -- still working on it. It would be great if someone made a pod I could purchase. |
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