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effect of changed thrust line.



 
 
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Old November 15th 08, 12:12 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default effect of changed thrust line.


"Alan Baker" wrote

Which is why you change the angle...

If the thrust line is changed to keep the torques the same, then no need
for increased trim, right?


Sorry Alan, but you should just take a pass on further arguing this one.

I don't know what you don't understand, but rest assured, you don't
understand it. ;-)

You are plain and simple wrong on this one. The notion that you think
changing the thrust angle of an engine by 3.8 degrees, for as small of a
change in the thrust as line 4 inches, illustrates how far off you are.

Case closed, for me.
--
Jim in NC


 




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