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Old 03-14-2003 | 07:39 PM
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I have a Byron BD5 , I have no manual and I need the control throws if anyone has them,
Thanks in advance
David
Old 03-15-2003 | 07:17 PM
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Originally posted by DC1163
I have a Byron BD5 , I have no manual and I need the control throws if anyone has them,
Thanks in advance
David
David ,
ailerons 1"up -1/2" down
elevator 3/4" up and down
rudder 1" both ways
CG 1.5" in front of the main engine former

hope this helps.

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Old 03-15-2003 | 10:10 PM
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Jackjet,
The CG 1.5 inches in front of the engine former seems to far back.
The pic shows ( A ) as the CG that is 1.5 inches in front of the engine former, I was going to use the ( B ) location.
Have you flown yours with that location?

Thanks for the control throws
David
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Old 03-16-2003 | 06:03 PM
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David, I have been flying with the Control Surface Travels: Ail. 3/4" up, 3/4 " down.......Ele.3/4 " up and 3/4 " down.............Rud. 1 1/2 " L and R..........Flap Appx. 40 degrees and the CG 3 1/4 " aft of wing leading edge at center section. This is from the owner`s manual. Also I use full up ele. on take -off roll, then back off as needed after it breaks ground. The pitch control can be very sensitive if it is tail heavy so a lower ele. setting after T/O (might) be needed. Well I hope this helps! ETOPS.
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Where did you get your BD?
Old 10-03-2006 | 11:16 PM
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The reply I posted about (control surface travel) on this thread was in 2003 while I was flying a Byron BD5 ,ducted fan powered, at that time I was also rebuilding another Byron BD I got from a good friend, it is the one I`m currently flying with turbine power (P80) and the Coors Light paint scheme. With the P80 it only needs 1/2 up ele. to rotate. The ducted fan BD is white and red, I found that one at a swap meet many years ago and rebuilt it. There are pictures of both at (www.georgiajets.org). Rick.

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