Originally Posted by
jim billings
I asked this before in the newbies forum but no expert ever answered. I'll ask again: Various airplane gyro gadgets require that the plane must be set in a "level" configuration to make an initial setting of the gyro. My question is, how do I determine if the plane is level? Put a level on the rear stabilizer? What if the rear stabilizer is not flat? Arrange the plane so a line from the center of the prop to the rear of the plane is level? How do you determine the "rear of the Plane"? Arrange a level on the bottom of the wing? What if the bottom of the wing is not flat. Please give an expert explanation. If not, please give an expert opinion. If not, please give an expert guess. If not, please give an expert "I don't know!"
You have asked a serious question, Mr. Billings, and you deserve a serious answer. I work with the
TLAR method for all my aero-modeling. That is a very secretive method. If you really need it, well the answer is: sssh don't let anyone hear this "
That Looks About Right". You will probably not allow me into your workshop! Breaks my heart!!!!