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Subject:  [LML] ES vertical stab problem during construction
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From: "Craig Berland" <cberland@systems3.net>

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Leon,

I would not do that.  The vertical can be taken apart by carefully using
a heat gun.  There have been wings taken apart. Others may have a better
technique but I would use a heat gun and a flexible blade putty knife.
Start at the "easiest" end and work it apart being careful to not
"discolor" the e-glass.
Craig Berland

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  Dear fellow builders
  I am building an ES and have got into a problem. I have closed the
vertical
  stabilizer and found out afterwards the L.E. was not on the
centerline.
  Diff. on the worst is allmost 3/4 inch.  I have sendt a mail to
Lancair
  tech, but have no response. I would solve the problem by filling up
with
  micro and lay 1 BID on top. How does that sound?
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  Leon Moeller
  Denmark
  Lancair ES
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