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* Consider how you want to pass control cables through the firewall (more details below) | * Consider how you want to pass control cables through the firewall (more details below) | ||
* Consider putting one or two [https://www.airward.com/products/rv-10-tunnel-access-cs-screws-rv-10-tunnel-access-w-countersunk-screws side-access panels] for easier access to the tunnel later without having to remove the forward top cover. | * Consider putting one or two [https://www.airward.com/products/rv-10-tunnel-access-cs-screws-rv-10-tunnel-access-w-countersunk-screws side-access panels] for easier access to the tunnel later without having to remove the forward top cover. | ||
* Consider if you want to provide insulation and/or additional fire protection on the hot side of the firewall. Some people use Lava Shield and Dan Horton offers a FiberFrax kit. You can't install anything like this until all of the riveting is done much later, but you may want to trim and otherwise prepare before the firewall is installed since it will be much easier to do it when flat on a table. | |||
=== Firewall Breakdown === | === Firewall Breakdown === | ||
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One of the nutplates mounted to F-1001B is mounted on the forward side of the firewall, which means you don't need to countersink the mounting holes into F-1001B for that one nutplate (as shown on page 27-5). | One of the nutplates mounted to F-1001B is mounted on the forward side of the firewall, which means you don't need to countersink the mounting holes into F-1001B for that one nutplate (as shown on page 27-5). | ||
Note that every #30 and #40 hole on the firewall needs to be dimpled flush on the forward side except the two forward-mounted nutplates as already mentioned. Do NOT dimple any of the larger holes. The flanges also need to be dimpled to accept the forward fuselage skins. | |||
===== Step 7 ===== | ===== Step 7 ===== | ||
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Plans for the heat box are a 1 pager and separate to all the other Vans plans. A copy is here | Plans for the heat box are a 1 pager and separate to all the other Vans plans. A copy is here | ||
[[File:Heat Box plans.jpg|thumb|Heat box plans]] | [[File:Heat Box plans.jpg|thumb|Heat box plans]] | ||
If you are going to install any sort additional heat/fire protection on the hot side of the firewall, you probably want to hold off on installing the VENT TG-10-L and TG-10-R (or their stainless steel version) until after you have finished that process. Although now would be a great time to prep/trim any such additional insulation, you can't install it until much later when all of the rivets are complete. | |||
[[Category:Hints]] | [[Category:Hints]] | ||