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 Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 7:24 pm Post subject: Asymmetrical trim , and other things |
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I spoke with another -10 builder about the weird (to me) trim assembly.
I was postulating that if both trim cables ended up in the same hole on
the trim arm (either one), the asymmetrical issue would go away. His
comment was that it was designed that way for a reason, and that nobody
had issues so why not assemble to plans. OK, it seems that it is an
issue ..... but other than the slight asymmetrical problem .... is this
really a non-issue???
I'm assembling the tail surfaces to the fuselage, and I have two
problems ...... how do you get washers and nuts on the bottom flat-head
screws? I can't get my arms down that far!!! What an ideal place for a
nutplate!!!
How do you get the washers in between the elevator arms and the center
bearing??? Piece of cake without the vertical fin in place ..... but now???
When I hook up the rudder cables (remember that my cables hook up inside
the tunnel but that shouldn't change things) the pedals aren't even. It
would be a simple matter to drill the links to fit, but has anyone else
had the problem???
Linn .... this thing is getting bigger all the time!!!
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