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On Aug 28, 12:12*pm, "kirk.stant" wrote:
Our club (SLSA) just acquired a nice "pre-owned" ASK-21. *It doesn't have any external seals (tape) on the ailerons and elevator. *Is this worth doing, like on the G-103? Also, do any ASK-21 operators remove the main gear fairing when operation off grass? *Bit of an argument developing in the club about this... ;^) Cheers, Kirk 66 We have mylar seals on ailerons, elevator, and rudder. It flies a little bit better sealed up but that may be psychlogical. We fly off grass and leave wheel fairing on. We made a minor mod by cutting the wheel fairing in half just behind the axle point and adding a splice plate so rear half can be removed in a few minutes without jacking the glider. This makes servicing quite easy and that seems to be the main reason folks leave it off. Good luck UH |
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