Hey Steve, I just went and cut a hole to get to the torque tube. When the
unit arrives I'll see if I can get it in without having to cut access for
the main gizmo. I'll have to get me a whip screwdriver. I ran bid tapes on
all the ply supports. There were spider webs in the torque tube compartment,
might as well seal all that up. I was looking at Ralph Hallet's glider
speedbrake instructions and they have you cut a big hole under the pilots
right thigh.
Trim alt hold? Yer gonna fall asleep up there.
Thanks a bunch, build on, Kevin
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Behalf Of ScramIt@aol.com
Subject: Re: Digitrack
Kevin, I've seen other builders with panels cut in the seat. When I bond
my
cockpit module in I think I'm going to run two tapes of bid on the lower
thigh supports. That will complete the "box" and keep anything from
shifting.
If anyone was wondering how I get the unit in and out. I have a screwdriver
with a flexible shaft and the screws are allens. I just put the whip on the
allen, and out, or in, it goes.
I was thinking of building an E-Z trim altitude hold device this winter.
http://hometown.aol.com/ccady/eztrim.htm
I keep going back and forth on the idea, but I have 90% of the parts laying
around the house in robots I've built. Hmmmm... still deciding.....
SteveD.
I use to be indecisive but now I'm not so sure..........
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