Neptune 40 final assy.
05-28-2010, 02:39 PM
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Neptune 40 final assy.
Have read thrust line on these planes s/b approx. 3 deg up & 3 deg right. Don't know about Ace Seamaster but on Neptune next to no adjustability here. Ques is this, what reference line is used when measuring t/l? With bottom of hull level current t/l is a little up; with wings and horiz stab level current t/l is slightly down. Any advice will be much appreciated.
06-07-2010, 09:21 PM
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RE: Neptune 40 final assy.
well done guy, look really proyect ending, I´m finished my amphibian too, but nobody know about CG engine axis of pusher.
know how to take off this bird ??.
best regard
know how to take off this bird ??.
best regard
06-09-2010, 06:57 PM
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RE: Neptune 40 final assy.
I might be having the same issue with my neptune. When I put it together, I simply mounted the engine to the firewall and away I went. Plane flys great!!! once its off the water..my question is how do you add the up up thrust? Ive heard adding washers to the motor mount will change the T/L. Maybe this is why mine takes forever to get into the are. It gets up onto step quick, but just gets pinned there for about 100 feet
