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#31
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Thanks everyone - I think I've got it cracked now - right wing first, tape
it. Then, the big thing I've learnt is to feel inside the battery rack below the spars. I can now tell, by feel whether the second wing is too high or too low and knowing that makes all the difference. |
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And maybe next time, I should proof read my posting!
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And maybe next time, I should proof read my posting!
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On Sunday, July 21, 2019 at 11:15:05 AM UTC-7, John McLaughlin wrote:
Thanks everyone - I think I've got it cracked now - right wing first, tape it. Then, the big thing I've learnt is to feel inside the battery rack below the spars. I can now tell, by feel whether the second wing is too high or too low and knowing that makes all the difference. Not the way I do it but if it works for you.... Practice is the most important thing. Enjoy your Ventus. I'm enjoying mine. Steve |
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On Sunday, July 21, 2019 at 11:15:05 AM UTC-7, John McLaughlin wrote:
Thanks everyone - I think I've got it cracked now - right wing first, tape it. Then, the big thing I've learnt is to feel inside the battery rack below the spars. I can now tell, by feel whether the second wing is too high or too low and knowing that makes all the difference. I put reference marks on the spar butt ends and inside the fuselage that indicate when the correct dihedral angle is achieved. I also using my index finger to feel for a mismatch between the main pin bushings while adjusting the height of the fuselage jack (start low and gradually go up). You can feel even the slightest misalignment. Tom |
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#36
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'Not the way to do it'
Why not? |
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#37
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He said not the way "I" do it. Quite a difference.
Dan On Monday, July 22, 2019 at 2:45:04 PM UTC-4, John McLaughlin wrote: 'Not the way to do it' Why not? |
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..... Or you could swap it for a K6e, John. Never a problem to rigg, and
you would get some change. Keep smiling, Paul H |
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#39
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Apologies to Steve and thanks for your wise words Dan and Paul.
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On Tuesday, June 25, 2019 at 5:00:05 AM UTC-4, John McLaughlin wrote:
I've recently started flying a Ventus2. I can't rig the thing without a lot of struggle. The trouble is, there's a cover above the spars and you can't see anything once the first wing is in. I struggle to get the second wing to fit, never knowing whether it's a bit too high or a bit too low. The ground is uneven and sloping, which doesn't help. I hope some Ventus owners can give me some tips, please? |
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