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Old May 5th 10, 06:09 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Andy[_1_]
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Default Apis motorglider

On May 5, 8:25*am, Mark Jardini wrote:

The trick is that the wings need to be in anhedral to fit into the
drag pins, then the tips come up to align the mains.


Similar adjustment required to rig any modern glider. With a fixed
height one man rigger the adjustment can be easily made with the
trailer ramp jack. Raising and lowering the fuselage is the same as
lowering or raising the wing tips but it has the advantage that you
can monitor the alignment while you make the adjustment.

The only issue I see is that
the toothed belt driving the prop is sealed inside the mast. No way to
change it. I hope is lasts a long time......


Can the belt be inspected? How is it replaced?

Andy


 




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