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On 12/05/2013 05:46 AM, AirEupora wrote:
> I have been trying to figure out why my airplane flies One Wing
> Low on the left wing.
Check the rudder. If the rudder isn't balanced and giving some input
all the time, you have to fly one wing low to correct it.
What exactly to you mean with "one wing low"?
a) It is flying straight and level with one wing low.
b) It tends to make a curve all the time and the bank angle keeps
increasing if you let go of the stick. If you push it straight with
the stick, both wings are level.
If it is a) then it is a rudder problem.
If I understand your measurements correctly, the wings are balanced
enough not to create serious problems.
Frans
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