TreeVee
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Problem with the RH side panel is that, if single curvature, it cannot easily be made deep enough to clear the battery well and allow installing the battery.
My RH panel is identical to the LH side and follows the flat face next to the boot seal. It is held in place by a chimney nut (nutsert?) on a strip of metal clamped under the nut that holds the wing. The relative position of the two fasteners can be seen on the LH panel.
To insert the battery, the window in the panel must be high enough which is reflected by the height of the sloping cover. It replaces the original cover.
The panels covering the wheel arches are made vertical to be simple and they cover volumes which cannot be used for stowage anyway.
My RH panel is identical to the LH side and follows the flat face next to the boot seal. It is held in place by a chimney nut (nutsert?) on a strip of metal clamped under the nut that holds the wing. The relative position of the two fasteners can be seen on the LH panel.
To insert the battery, the window in the panel must be high enough which is reflected by the height of the sloping cover. It replaces the original cover.
The panels covering the wheel arches are made vertical to be simple and they cover volumes which cannot be used for stowage anyway.