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On Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 4:55:39 PM UTC-4, Del Jensen wrote:
The glider is a glasflugel 304 (original version, 1980). Pitot is on vertical fin, static port on side of boom about 3/4 toward tail. Two places where the pitot tube could possibly get pinched and transmit a shock to instruments: - under the seat (hard landing, rolling over bump, heavy pilot) - hinge-up panel (check tubing routing in this area carefully) Let us know what you find! See ya, Dave "YO" |
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