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I have a couple of times and couldn't see a thing, I could only verify
by feel and tugging on the flaperons. I often see owners with inspection mirrors peeking inside. If I remember correctly, the connection is somewhere behind the spar, is there a trick to seeing it? No trick, seriously: You just reach in and hook them up by feel - one hand on the connector, and other hand on the control (stick or dive brake) to move to the right position to snap in place. Verify the ball is in the socket, then screw the safety all the way on. THEN: Look through the opening and you can see all 4 connections, directly and on the mirrors installed by LS behind them. Sleeves are color coded to show if they are not correctly hooked up. No additional inspection mirrors needed, since they are already installed in the ship! I really fail to see how it could be any easier - except of course, automatic hookups a la LS6-c... Beyond that, the fact that I know two very experienced long term LS6 owners who managed to screw up that connection is the main reason I shy away from them... In the above sentence, replace LS6 with just about any glider, including those with automatic hookups, and it will still be true. Anything mechanical can fail or be mishandled... Anyway, I hope you like your ship, cuz I love mine! Kirk |
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