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Jetco Shark 45 ribs

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OKCFLYER · Feb 17, 2004 02:09 AM

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Hi,
I started building a Shark 45 some months ago unfortunately the kit was in my house when the house had a bad fire and unbeknown to me the rib wood had dried up so badly that as soon as I touched them they would break.
What I am asking is does anyone have a set of drawings of the ribs for this particular Jetco Shark I never did copy them myself and now it isnt possible, PLEASE can anyone help I would really like to finish building this model.


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Bob Reeves · Feb 17, 2004 04:24 AM

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If you didn't throw the ribs away you can try hitting them with fresh thin CA and keep them together long enough to make patterns.

I have the kit if you want to come over to Tulsa

OKCFLYER · Feb 17, 2004 07:02 AM

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Where in Tulsa I come there alot bein as I live in OKC give me an e-mail in private if you like

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builditright · Feb 17, 2004 12:05 PM

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or you can buy a set from RSM
he makes the Shark 45

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whicks · Feb 17, 2004 08:11 PM

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Hi,

If you would like I can ship you a whole Jectco Shark 45. I will double check to see if the ribs are ok I believe they are.I have had this in the classifieds for a while an no takers for a trade. So I
will ship you the whole kit if your are interesed. I work in a 12x10 workshop and will not be able to use this plane and it needs a good home. Let me know Walter Hicks.

Steve Helmick · Feb 17, 2004 08:53 PM

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Pat Johnston lists the Shark 45 in his plans service (Leonard has the same plan). Copied & pasted from Pat's list: "Shark 45- 690 inch, 45-60 engine. Lew McFarland’s classic." Some other plans services list the Jetco version of the Shark 45 at 650 sq. inches. I'd think these (Pat's) would be the same basic plan as the RSM kit, but with more detail and patterns added. Whether it is the Jetco version or the 10% bigger version that Lew McFarland flew with the ST .46, I dunno. Basically, I'd say it's worth asking Pat...and this would give you the option of using the RSM laser cut ribs, if it is indeed the Jetco version. Steve

gtrbaby · Feb 17, 2004 10:22 PM

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what would you swap for????

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whicks · Feb 19, 2004 01:40 AM

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Hi,

I will swap for any type of scale kit or old 1/2 A stuff.
(Re Shark 45 kit Jetco)

LNeumann · Feb 17, 2004 11:31 PM

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I have copied off the rib sheet of the Pat Johnston plans for Richard and tomorrow will copy off the rib patters of the MAN plan which are a little different. Between the two he should have patterns to complete his model.

Leonard Neumann

OKCFLYER · Feb 18, 2004 04:56 AM

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I wish to thank each and everyone that have offered to help me I am sure I will be able to build this model now
Once again thank you all.


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