Fred,
The crystals are hard, they form on the top of the resin like a crust and
convert any residue on the sides of the container, but they will disperse if
you lower the container into hot or near boiling water for a while. It
works well and apparently does not affect the quality of resin. However, I
have never experienced flakes forming after mixing. Perhaps it is something
to do with the hardener?
Regards,
William
----- Original Message -----
From: "Fred Klein" <fklein@orcasonline.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2007 12:42 AM
Subject: Europa-List: Redux crystals
>
> Seems I recall some posts regarding "cooking" redux to remove crystals in
> Redux/Araldite but darned if I can find them w/ our search engine. When
> I've mixed up a small batch recently and seem to have created some small,
> flat flakes which concerns me...are these the crystals some have posted
> about? The yellow paste seems fine coming out of the can...nice and gooey
> w/ no solids. These flakes seem to form after I've added the hardener and
> mixed it with the paste. Can anyone give me either a heads up warning,
> reassurances, and/or a "fix"?
>
> Fred
> cockpit module
>
> On Friday, May 18, 2007, at 03:11 PM, Graham Higgins wrote:
>
>> <ghiggins@nsw.chariot.net.au>
>>
>> Does anyone have any info or experience in using the reverse thrust in
>> anger? My experience of being unable to stop on rollout,( aborted
>> takeoff) and hitting that cane drain, has been relived many times. It is
>> not a pleasant experience( broken back, broken aircraft). I have often
>> wondered if reverse thrust prop would have been more effective than the
>> single mono wheel brake on dew laden grass, lightly loaded aircraft.
>> I would imagine the aerodynamics involved would be rather complex.
>> Graham Higgins in Oz, still rebuilding.
>>
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