Maybe Minnflyer cant help with this one thru his pro quality graphics, but now that the dazzler is done and final adjustments are being made to the throw distances......I realized there doesn't seem to be a good referance line to set the static stance of the ailirons, I have the throw set but wonder if the static position is a simple matter of drawing a line down the center of the wing cord and placeing the ailiron centered accordingly? Now that I re-read the question, it seems fairly logical to answer, but I will post this anyways and see what happens.

i would be interested in the same....i just tested mine today and it is balanced as per the manual but it wants to dive and i had to struggle to keep the nose up on landing.i believe the ailerons are the cause as there is nothing in the instructions to indicate the proper alignment.

I did just like I said above, make the center of the leading edge, and center of trailing edge, hold a straight edge ruler on the marks and center the ailiron along the ruler. Had her test flown today and all she needed was a couple clicks of up. I was proud to say the least.

thanks, i will do the same.

You're right about the position...

and who says I can't?

My Dazzler kits came with a plywood jig to position the ailerons in the neutrel position. There is some washout. Drawing a c-to-c line through the front and rear edge and extending the aileron on that line but there is somewashout.