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Wing Manufacturing Concerns
Evan
Depending on challenge of manufacturing the wings, crashes could be very detrimental in having to do repairs
Will learn more about MonoKote as we use it more, which will give us a greater understanding of the positives and negatives of this method
WatArrow already did a lot of the trial and error and shifted to foam and carbon fiber tube (from meeting Nathaniel Li had with them)
If we aren’t able to successfully manufacture the wings using current method, do we want a backup option that could be done?
Nathaniel’s thoughts:
Having a backup in mind is good, lots to choose from like fabric and foam board so we’d continue using the same ribs
Oratex is a fabric with adhesive (apply similarly to MonoKote) but doesn’t shrink as much so manufacturing might be easier
Nathaniel
Emailed wat arrow to borrow their iron, i believe it is in the bay now but haven’t gotten a chance to go and take a look
Keep this in the back shelf against wall right shelf bottom right corner next to / behind the power supplies
Trial (after midterms?) using 3 ribs → Do in bay
Wing design
Nathaniel
Ailerons
2 designs I will be reviewing
LE and TE covers
3d prints will most likely melt when applying MonoKote, looking into a balsa piece instead
Tasks for spar weight saving, GPS mounting and pitot tube mounting at mech meeting
Avionics
Required Boards
6S Servo Module Status
Single Servo Driver Status
Optional Boards Status
6S Power Module
Redundant Pixhawk Power Supply
Firmware Status
Have we successfully flashed things with AP_PERIPH?
Will the eclipse boards be faced with the PB0 challenges as well?
Firmware needs to request changes now if they’re needed.
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