Inverted flight, how quick should it fall?
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From: Fort Scott, KS,
Yep, we had a good time this weekend. The plane is lined out and locking nicely with very good inverted characteristics. Joe Dunaway, who brought some good set up tools with him this weekend, was a big help. This is what we ended up with
Wing incidence .75 degree
Stab incidence .0 degree but carry some down elevator trim. (found I had .5 degree rather than .25 degree incidence to offset down elevator trim)
CG remains the same
Engine down thrust .2 degree
Joes set up is the same with the exception of engine down thrust (his is .5 degree) and slightly more forward CG.
Snaps, Spins, and stall turns on both planes are very good and predictable. Up and Down lines are also very, very good.
Thanks everyone for your suggestions. Now I can quit screwing with the plane and practice.
Todd
Wing incidence .75 degree
Stab incidence .0 degree but carry some down elevator trim. (found I had .5 degree rather than .25 degree incidence to offset down elevator trim)
CG remains the same
Engine down thrust .2 degree
Joes set up is the same with the exception of engine down thrust (his is .5 degree) and slightly more forward CG.
Snaps, Spins, and stall turns on both planes are very good and predictable. Up and Down lines are also very, very good.
Thanks everyone for your suggestions. Now I can quit screwing with the plane and practice.

Todd
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From: PR,
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Todd,
I'm sure glad you got your plane sorted out. Really though you had nothing to worry about as I was going to send my ole Falcon 56 to you to use for the Nats.
Joe might take it along just to be safe.
Clay
I'm sure glad you got your plane sorted out. Really though you had nothing to worry about as I was going to send my ole Falcon 56 to you to use for the Nats.
Joe might take it along just to be safe.Clay



