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From: "Bob B." <rbelshe@comcast.net>
Subject: RE: [LML] Re: Vortex Generators, thoughts on Lancair handling
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I bought the VG kit from Pacific Northwest Aero.   The kit includes a
schematic of the Lancair wing with suggested location and a template for
setting the position of each pair of VGs.   I just followed their suggested
layout,  then later took off the VGs from the inner wing section.  Hey, I
needed some place to sit!  They supplied double sided tape for the initial
installation in case you want to experiment, and some epoxy for the final
attachment.  I put mine on with the double sided tape two years ago, and
none have come off or shifted position.  The kit includes quite a few extra
VGs.

http://www.pnwaero.com/Lancair.htm

Actually, I removed the inner VGs to see if it would give a more noticable
stall warning.  I think it does.


Bob Belshe
L235/320  N19BJ

  BlankBob,
  Nice description.
  How did you determine the fore-aft location of your VGs, and the
port-starboard spacing?
  Certainly a testimonial for VGs.
  Thanks,
  Terrence O'Neill N211AL
  L235/IO320
  
   
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