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    Hi,

    I am researching the Morane-Saulnier M,S-230~315 parasol to replicate for FAI F4C. Recent M.S engineered drawings from a French museum have enabled me to design 90% of the requirements with only one (1) exception...Fuselage Former/Cross sections along a common datum line.

    You have obviously either CAD drawn this airframe or acquired the same. I am contacting you to request fuselage former/cross section image files to enable design of a fuselage to accompany the balance of my design process. Is this possible? my email address is [email protected] .Houston R/C

     

    If you do not have the fuselage former files is it possible to assist by directing me to where they may be downloaded?

    Thanking you in advance!

    Ed Clayman
    AMA453482
    Houston RC
    Houston, TX
    USA

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    Hi,

    I am researching the Morane-Saulnier M,S-230~315 parasol to replicate for FAI F4C. Recent M.S engineered drawings from a French museum have enabled me to design 90% of the requirements with only one (1) exception...Fuselage Former/Cross sections along a common datum line.

    You have obviously either CAD drawn this airframe or acquired the same. I am contacting you to request fuselage former/cross section image files to enable design of a fuselage to accompany the balance of my design process. Is this possible? my email address is [email protected] .Houston R/C

     

    If you do not have the fuselage former files is it possible to assist by directing me to where they may be downloaded?

    Thanking you in advance!

    Ed Clayman
    AMA453482
    Houston RC
    Houston, TX
    USA

     

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  3. the wheel pocket was made of waterproof cotton duck(fabric), olive drab color
  4. British H81 could be fitted with short wave TR9D or Ultra short wave Tr1133. a Ve antenna wire used for TR9D and mast antenna with TR 1133. aircraft had provision of both aerial there were two insulator aft the mast antenna for lead in the aeial. Firts for feeder to mast and the second to Ve antenna. two IFF aerial wires lead in was on the top fuselage slightly aft the frame 8 and go to the stabilizer tips
  5. P40 had fuel filler on port fuselage side just aft frame 5, H81 filler cap was under the rear window glass. the end of fuselage gun blast tube was shortened and cut off 25° angle from july 41(T.O. 7.7.41) note the ammo door were at topside on the two wing gun and at underside on four wing gun Prop P40 had aluminium blade "89301" and H81 steel blade "614", the blade shank is little than alu blade in H81A pilot's note A.P.2013 for early and late aeroplane, the french cockpit figure show the throttle marking "close" to the back added over the french marking
  6. british H81A from french batch (late ac) had french gauges, but all cocpkit frecnh markings was covering by a nameplate wrote in english. except lettering cast as "train" (landing gear) handle, or engraved lettering on quadrant throttle G(Gaz/Throttle) H(Hélice/Prop)& E(Essence/Mixture). on these aircraft four cocking handle for wing guns(MITRAILL ARM, on british batches marking was "gun charger"). These H81A had four wing guns and two fuselage gun as shown the official pictures of french H81A number 1 and pics of AH 762 external difference H81A* vs A2 - rear glass window: 1 hole for fuel filler on H81A and 2 holes on A2 (access fuel and oil filler cap) - oil tank, on each fuselage side at the rear of rear window frame there were trapezoidal access door on H81A(filler cap under the port door). under the rear window glass on H81A2 * suffix 1 was added later, H81A or A1 is same
  7. the little hole above the first exhaust with long stain was the coolant overflow or vent on early model. In front of exhaust may be the crankcase vent
  8. bomb rack for 5 x 30pounds fragmentation bomb (or 5x25 chemical or 3x50 demolition bomb) could be fitted on H 75 not on P36
  9. from technical drawing "paint top of bulb angles and top surface of archat sta 132, where exposed inside of windshield, dull black shade 44..."
  10. P40 were delivered with harness fittings for Sutton, but this harness were fitted after delivery.
  11. british gunsight on Tomahawk
  12. airplanes from french contract had Bendix seat with rounded backseat Sutton harness whith shoulder strap was fitted the gunsight was british Mk2 model fitted on a mounting arm and lateral stiffener the armor glasse had no side offset as on US airplane
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