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From: "Alan K. Adamson" <aadamson@highrf.com>
Subject: Legacy Floor boards
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http://www.highrf.com/gallery/Dec-05

Well, I'm making progress.  The floors don't fit quite how I'd like them and
thanks to Don Barnes for passing a lot the tip that I'll most likely never
get them leveled both fore and aft, and side to side.  Focus will be on side
to side.  Right now, I'm pretty close side to side and the best I can get
fore to aft is about a 6 degrees rise at the front.  I'll keep working that.

For those "in the know", take a look and let me know if you see anything
that I should consider.  BTW, is a valid pedal position "all the way forward
to the stop" (not the pin notch, but to the stop on the bottom slide tube?
If so, then how do you allow that as the bottom cylinder mounts bump into
the lower engine mount braces on the inside of the fuse.  It would take
about .5" or so of material relief to allow that position.  The most forward
"latched" position, works with no hindrance as best as I can tell.

Thanks for looking...
Alan - working on week 6 stuff from the 10 week build assist assembly step
guide :)  (7 btw is install the engine, and 8 is install all the flying
surfaces...Course, I'm not at build assist, so weeks aren't really countable
in that measure :)...