the hanger 9throw meter tells the amount of throw in degrees and mostInstruction manuals tell it in inches or millameters, how do you convert it over?

http://www.aeroperfect.com/degree.html

 this may help you!</p>

http://www.aeroperfect.com/degree.html

Ken

Length ofradian arc= (Pi / 180) x Radius x Degrees

Length of arc = Amount of throw Radius= equals width of control surface from hinge line to trailing edge.

Units can be either mm or inches as long as you are consistent.

I use the TLAR method (That Looks About Right)

But holding a ruler against the table is the easiest way to measure it in inches.

thanks!

Millimeters to Inches= 0.03937 x Millimeters=Inches.

Use your high school math; tangent = opposite/adjacent then use the tangent table or sine =opposite/hypotenuse then look angle up in sine table.

Ditto that!

High school is next year

For most of us, high school was a LONGtime ago.

High School was 45 years ago for me.
larry

Finished (fortunately!) high school in May 1943 (66 years ago).
Many of those years have been spent "playing" with "toy" airplanes !!
Tony G

Oh to be young again, 45 years,ha 65 for me,oh- my. Aint life grand!