Horizontal stab incidence
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Viking
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Re: Horizontal stab incidence
Good stuff! Thank you for sharing
Ragnar Ingason
Ohio(KPMH)
Panther Sport S/N 50, Titan340, Whirlwind CS prop.
Ohio(KPMH)
Panther Sport S/N 50, Titan340, Whirlwind CS prop.
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Tony Spicer
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Re: Horizontal stab incidence
Nope. Hinge line was straight as a string after shim was installed. Must have been crooked before the mod! Flight test will happen when Rotec TBI returns from Australia in a week.
Tony
Tony
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Viking
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Re: Horizontal stab incidence
Did you encounter any problems with the rudder after you did this?
Ragnar Ingason
Ohio(KPMH)
Panther Sport S/N 50, Titan340, Whirlwind CS prop.
Ohio(KPMH)
Panther Sport S/N 50, Titan340, Whirlwind CS prop.
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Tony Spicer
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Horizontal stab incidence
If you've already installed the horizontal stab, closed up the bottom of the fuselage and fitted the empennage fairing, have a look here:
https://goo.gl/photos/XFxsrp6LJYL6PWub9
The 3/16" was a guess on my part.
Tony
https://goo.gl/photos/XFxsrp6LJYL6PWub9
The 3/16" was a guess on my part.
Tony