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From: Scott Seagrave <scott_seagrave@yahoo.com>
Subject: IV-P Rudder Trim
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I'm in the process of closing my rudder and building the trim tab.  I am thinking about mounting the pushrod lower on the attach bracket and cutting the top of the bracket off, allowing the entire mechanism to live internally.  I know the external arm doesn't create enough drag to worry about, but I am just not crazy about the way it works.  
   
  I'm curious as to who else has attempted this and what information they can pass along.
   
  Scott Seagrave
  Lancair IV-P (still too early for percentages!)
N721MS (reserved)


       
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<div>I'm in the process of closing my rudder and building the trim tab.&nbsp; I am thinking about mounting the pushrod lower on the attach bracket and cutting the top of the bracket off, allowing the entire mechanism to live internally.&nbsp;&nbsp;I know the external arm doesn't create enough drag to worry about, but I am just not crazy about the way it works.&nbsp; </div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>I'm curious as to who else has attempted this and what information they can pass along.</div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>Scott Seagrave</div>  <div>Lancair IV-P (still too early for percentages!)<BR>N721MS (reserved)<BR></div><p>&#32;
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