| The wing is really overbuilt, so strong that we do not know of a single case of failure after over 1000 units sold. The wood structure creates a spar and rib box system, which together with the load carrying sandwich skin generates a torsion stiff flying surface par excellence. |
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The gear mounts are pre-assembled units, glued with laminating resin and reinforced with carbon plates. |
| The one–piece stab with negative dihedral has spars, ribs and carbon reinforcements to withstand a rough take off or landing without damage. |
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In the fuselage there is a pair of formers holding the engine mounting rails, as well as a complete wood structure for nose gear and equipment mounting. Wing and stab mounts are metal inserts laminated into the fuselage skin. |
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| The canopy frame is readily mounted to the fuselage and does provide structural stiffening to the fuselage’s front end. |
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