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siclick33 01-09-2004 05:02 PM

Help required for Jim Fox Hawk
 
I am currently refurbishing a Jim Fox Hawk that I bought second hand.

I have all the instructions and plans but think I may have missed something.

I have details of the control deflections required but cannot find anywhere that says where the tailplane neutral point should be. can anyone help? Is there anything on the fuselage that I can line the leading edge of the tailplane up with? Alternatively does anyone know what incidence the neutral point should be set at?

Thanks for your help.

lov2flyrc 01-09-2004 05:09 PM

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Good place to start would be to 0 deg it to the wing.... Trim after takeoff...

GrayUK 01-11-2004 02:44 PM

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I agree, i do not recall any preset incidences. Just set 0 0 to wing.

mnmills2 01-13-2004 01:50 PM

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Im thinking about buying a Jim Fox hawk. Can you let me know how yours flys? Also, I wont have the instruction manual...If I buy it, can I get a copy from you?

Thanks
Mike

GrayUK 01-13-2004 03:33 PM

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Whcih Hawk is it? the small one or the 1/6 scale one?

siclick33 01-13-2004 05:08 PM

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I got the gen direct from the horses mouth. The tailplane can be set by lining up the T.E. with the top of the fuselage for the first flight. I don't know if this equates to 0 deg incidence. He was really helpful, by the way!

If you need a copy of the 1/7th scale Hawk instructions I can help you out.

If you are buying a built one there is not much in the instructions to help. I can easily post CG, control deflections and flying tips if that is all you need.

mnmills2 01-13-2004 05:49 PM

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Have you flown it yet?? This will be my second jet, first turbine and I was wondering how it flies.


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