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About centered is what I try for. I'll take it if it is within 3/16 and lo
cks. I'm afraid the droopy leg syndrome was my nemesis. Darn I hate those
legs.
Bud
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On Apr 13=2C 2015 5:01 AM=2C Rowland Carson <rowlandcarson@gmail.com> wrote
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On 13 Apr 2015=2C at 02:46=2C Bud Yerly <budyerly@msn.com> wrote:
> One degree or a bit less is about what the slop in the system gives you n
o matter how hard you work at it.
Bud - thanks for that reassurance. I was quite surprised and worried when I
discovered how much the weight of the outriggers affected the previously-c
risp =9Cup=9D position of the flaps.
There is one thing in the manual that seems a bit unclear and perhaps you c
an clarify it for me. In Annex E it says:
"Check that the bolt through the slot in OR5 is 5mm (3/16=9D) to 7mm
(1/4=9D) from the end of the slot when the outriggers are down.
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Which end of the slot should that clearance measurement be taken from? One
of the bolts in my OR5s is about central in the slot (so about 5mm clearanc
e each side) and the other is quite near the end of the slot (although I ca
n=99t now remember _which_ end). Both outriggers are firmly locked do
wn.
in friendship
Rowland
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