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March 7th 16, 02:27 AM
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Wing Frequency measuring app
On Monday, 7 March 2016 09:03:36 UTC+11, wrote:
There is absolutely no difference in measured wing frequency whether done on a cradle or main / tail wheel skid or wheel. Try it out before you write otherwise. - Rolf Rolf I have tried it out - and have seen differences. One in particular was 135 on the wheel and 141 on the cradle. That's not a huge difference, but enough to warrant a closer look, so consistency in technique will help avoid false alarms. Clyde 
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