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Frequently Asked Questions:
How
Permanent Installation Works
How
Portable Installation Works
How
Replacement Windsocks Work
How
To Determine Replacement Windsock Size
How The
"6 Panel" Windsock Works
How
To Gauge Wind Speed
Show Sample
Colors
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How
PORTABLE
Installation Works
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| The photo below shows the features of the
portable unit. The XXL unit has heavier stakes, and a different pole
set, but the principle is the same. The luggage or stuff sack sets
are not shown. The windsock shown below is a standard (11 x 64)
"6 panel" windsock. |
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How
Replacement Windsocks Work
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| The first windsocks used frames to hold the
mouth of the windsock open to catch the wind. (Our new design uses a
high strength hoop to cut down on weight, cost and yet accomplish the same
purpose.) For those customers that have frames, we make replacement
windsocks to fit over these frames. See
How To Determine The Size Replacement you need. |
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How
"6 Panel" Windsock Works
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| One of our unique products is the "6
panel" windsock (oddly enough, there are actually 8 panels).
With this standard aviation windsock, you can pick among our colors to create your own
color scheme. The photos below show how the windsock is
built so you can envision your colors. |
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How
To Gauge Wind Speed
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Wind speed is affected by many variables. In the
picture below, wind speeds are approximated and are depicted in miles per
hour (MPH). |
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Show
Sample Colors
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We use DuPont Solarmax UV Protected Fabric available in
the colors shown below. |
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Black |
Blue |
Green |
Orange
(aviation std) |
Red |
White |
Yellow |
For More Information Contact:
Hawk AirSports
1673 Corbin Lake Road, Rutledge, TN 37861
Tel: (800) 826-2719
FAX: (865) 828-3235
Internet:
bhawk@esper.com
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