As I look forward to the work on my canopy, I realize my ceiling in my shop isn't very high. I'm wondering how high the tip-up canopy goes in the fully up position, and if it will run into my ceiling. Can someone give me an idea, or better yet, a measurement?
Measuring from the side rails or longerons of the fuselage, how high does the canopy go when it's fully up?
I will probably cut my supporting sawhorse down a bit more anyway, just to lower the fuselage some more and make things more comfortable to work with, but knowing just how much clearance I need will really help me. Did any of you guys run into an issue here?
Thanks in advance for some help!
Tip-up Canopy - how high does my shop ceiling need to be?
Thank you so much, Don! That's EXACTLY the information I was looking for.
I went right out and measured. Thankfully, I do have enough ceiling clearance for the canopy, but just barely. I have about 8" to spare, if I stay clear of the garage door. I may still cut down my supporting sawhorse a bit just for a comfortable working height.
I saved a link to your website, Don. When the time comes, I'll look to you first for the antennas I will need. They look really great. Thanks again!
Brian, I know now that you and I see eye-to-eye. Literally. I'm just a skosh bit over 6' myself.
I went right out and measured. Thankfully, I do have enough ceiling clearance for the canopy, but just barely. I have about 8" to spare, if I stay clear of the garage door. I may still cut down my supporting sawhorse a bit just for a comfortable working height.
I saved a link to your website, Don. When the time comes, I'll look to you first for the antennas I will need. They look really great. Thanks again!
Brian, I know now that you and I see eye-to-eye. Literally. I'm just a skosh bit over 6' myself.
