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I think there are some other posts where the owner is using magnets instead of the screws to hold the engine cover down.
Yes, we are working on an easy way to attach and remove that panel covering the engine. Stay tuned, this is going to be huge for the HTC crowd. The YouTube guy with the bar magnet panel leaves a gap between the cover and the base where it has to seal off the engine, resulting in engine noise in the cockpit. We are designing the panel to easily remove, re-attach and seal.
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Originally Posted by American Hydrocarbon
Yes, we are working on an easy way to attach and remove that panel covering the engine. Stay tuned, this is going to be huge for the HTC crowd. The YouTube guy with the bar magnet panel leaves a gap between the cover and the base where it has to seal off the engine, resulting in engine noise in the cockpit. We are designing the panel to easily remove, re-attach and seal.
Yes, we are working on an easy way to attach and remove that panel covering the engine. Stay tuned, this is going to be huge for the HTC crowd. The YouTube guy with the bar magnet panel leaves a gap between the cover and the base where it has to seal off the engine, resulting in engine noise in the cockpit. We are designing the panel to easily remove, re-attach and seal.
Was wondering when someone was going to work on creating a kit for this.
The YouTube guy with the bar magnet panel leaves a gap between the cover and the base where it has to seal off the engine, resulting in engine noise in the cockpit. We are designing the panel to easily remove, re-attach and seal.[/QUOTE]
I don't understand.......how did that happen regarding the gap. Wasn't it supposed to line up correctly by using the bar magnet.?
The YouTube guy with the bar magnet panel leaves a gap between the cover and the base where it has to seal off the engine, resulting in engine noise in the cockpit. We are designing the panel to easily remove, re-attach and seal.
I don't understand.......how did that happen regarding the gap. Wasn't it supposed to line up correctly by using the bar magnet.?[/QUOTE]
The thickness of the magnets and foam tape raises the panel up quite a bit from the normal position, leaving a gap everywhere there isn't a magnet. But the guy who did that fixed that problem by adding another layer of weatherstripping to fill the gap. Not a difficult problem to resolve.
I don't understand.......how did that happen regarding the gap. Wasn't it supposed to line up correctly by using the bar magnet.?
The thickness of the magnets and foam tape raises the panel up quite a bit from the normal position, leaving a gap everywhere there isn't a magnet. But the guy who did that fixed that problem by adding another layer of weatherstripping to fill the gap. Not a difficult problem to resolve.[/QUOTE]
I also saw a version where someone put the magnets & plates on the backside of the panels (panel edges sandwiched between magnets/plates) thus there was no additional gap.
The thickness of the magnets and foam tape raises the panel up quite a bit from the normal position, leaving a gap everywhere there isn't a magnet. But the guy who did that fixed that problem by adding another layer of weatherstripping to fill the gap. Not a difficult problem to resolve.
I also saw a version where someone put the magnets & plates on the backside of the panels (panel edges sandwiched between magnets/plates) thus there was no additional gap.[/QUOTE]
Those types of mods are not the best way to do this. Stay tuned.........
I don't understand.......how did that happen regarding the gap. Wasn't it supposed to line up correctly by using the bar magnet.?
The thickness of the magnets and foam tape raises the panel up quite a bit from the normal position, leaving a gap everywhere there isn't a magnet. But the guy who did that fixed that problem by adding another layer of weatherstripping to fill the gap. Not a difficult problem to resolve.[/QUOTE]
Oh okay.....that make sense. It should be flushed flat. Thanks