need of stab incidence regulators?
10-20-2008, 08:51 AM
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need of stab incidence regulators?
hello all, im just about to start my scratch 2x2 pattern plane, and at first, I was going to use removable stab with regulators....but, are they really nessesary?
i mean, may I build them fixed, at 0º? the wing has a tube and regulators
what are the disadvantages and advantages for the trimming procces?
thanks
i mean, may I build them fixed, at 0º? the wing has a tube and regulators
what are the disadvantages and advantages for the trimming procces?
thanks
10-20-2008, 09:30 AM
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RE: need of stab incidence regulators?
If it'll make you feel better:
a) The odds are only about 5% you will need to adjust them if you build carefully to start with.
b) A number of people have cut their stabs and made them adjustable & removable after the aircraft has been in service for some time. It's really easy to do.
-Ron
a) The odds are only about 5% you will need to adjust them if you build carefully to start with.
b) A number of people have cut their stabs and made them adjustable & removable after the aircraft has been in service for some time. It's really easy to do.
-Ron
10-20-2008, 11:07 AM
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RE: need of stab incidence regulators?
ORIGINAL: grotto2
If it'll make you feel better:
a) The odds are only about 5% you will need to adjust them if you build carefully to start with.
b) A number of people have cut their stabs and made them adjustable & removable after the aircraft has been in service for some time. It's really easy to do.
-Ron
If it'll make you feel better:
a) The odds are only about 5% you will need to adjust them if you build carefully to start with.
b) A number of people have cut their stabs and made them adjustable & removable after the aircraft has been in service for some time. It's really easy to do.
-Ron
I agree. I like removable stabs mainly because it makes it easier to transport 2m planes in my Toyota Matrix.
