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Old 03-23-2008, 12:26 PM
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Default Which side of the CA hinge gets inserted?

Putting together a GP ARF (U Can Do 46) and the CA hinges get cut from a sheet, each hinge = 3/4" x 1". Which sides of the hinge get inserted into the wing and aileron -- the 3/4" side or the 1" side? In other words, do the 3/4" sides face fore and aft or do the 1" sides face fore and aft?

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Old 03-23-2008, 12:37 PM
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Default RE: Which side of the CA hinge gets inserted?

The 3/4" sides face fore and aft so that you have 1/2" in the elevator and 1/2" in the stab
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Mike - Perfect! Thanks.

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Old 03-23-2008, 07:57 PM
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Default RE: Which side of the CA hinge gets inserted?

And DON'T forget that you have to have BOTH parts ( wing / Aileron ) in place when put the ca on the hinge. If you try to do it one side at a time the ca Will not seep into the second side because it has hardened already. That has shown up on a couple ARF's lately and the hinges didn't hold, luckly we caught them before another flight. ENJOY !!! RED

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