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On 12 Apr 2006 13:18:52 -0700, "Jack" wrote:
I saw one stuck on with a drop of clear RTV (silicone rubber). When I asked about it, the owner said it stuck up into the airflow a bit better and was a little more responsive. He also commented that he didn't fix his gaze on it nearly so often as the little triangle of white tape that he used in the past. I think I'll try that soon, unless someone tells me that the RTV will damage my plexiglass. My partners and I used to keep our yaw string suspended about 3/4" above the surface on a piece of wire bent to shape and taped into place. It gave a little better precision by keeping the string out of the canopy's boundary layer, which was prone to a bit of hysteresis. However, we eventually decided it wasn't enough of an improvement to offset the pain in the butt of removing it every time we put the canopy cover on, so we gave it up. Just be sure you use *metric* yaw string on a German ship. rj |
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