REFLECTOR: Elevator Trim Spring
Scott Derrick
scott at tnstaafl.net
Sun Jan 29 17:51:59 CST 2006
I've had the same problem. In my Std RG. I've added various sized
spacer blocks and I got it so I could cruise with just me in the front
and maintain a 90 knot ILS, hands off. But faster than cruise, like a
cruise power descent requires me to push on the stick. I usually let
George do that for me.
With my new engine and the anticipated increase in speed, I have ordered
a Strong Pitch Trim. I'd also like to free up the space on the canard
where the stock trim system mounts.
http://mysite.verizon.net/res80xp0/strongvelocitypitchtrim/
Scott
John Dibble wrote:
> Flying solo, I run out of down trim at 155 IAS. On the other hand I
> have plenty of up trim for TOL. Can I make a wedge shim where the
> spring attaches to the elevator tube to shift the adjustment range to
> more down and less up, or do I simply have to add more glass to the
> spring to make it stiffer?
>
> John
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