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May 12th 16, 04:32 PM
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Wing tie down question
Cheap rudder lock: wing tape on BOTH sides of the rudder hinge. Just make sure you remember to take it off before flying!
Kirk 66 
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May 12th 16, 05:06 PM
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Wing tie down question
At 15:32 12 May 2016, kirk.stant wrote:
Cheap rudder lock: wing tape on BOTH sides of the rudder hinge. Just make sure you remember to take it off before flying! Kirk 66 What kind of weather are you expecting? If the expected gusts are large enough to lift your glider off a pair of firmly wedged wing stands, I would de-rig and tuck it away safely in its trailer. Jim
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