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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> osted for "Rick Argente" &lt;ricargente@cs.com&gt;:<br><br> Intersting stuff! Thanks.  <br> <br> -Rick<br> <br>From an RV guy who lurks...<br> <br> One consistent problem we have had with static ports is in flush mounted<br> ports. To work correctly the port must sit proud of the surface about<br> 1/16". Look at the static ports STEC supplies with their autopilots.<br> <br> An easy fix, just glue a small washer over each port and go fly.<br> <br> To check true airspeed, go to the National Test Pilot School site<br> <br> http://www.ntps.edu/HTML/Downloads/<br> <br> and download the GPS PEC excel spreadsheet. Fly a square pattern<br> according to the "Method" document there. When you want to test your<br> speed mods later, fly it again and again and again.<br> <br> John Huft<br> Race 18<br>
"Nuisance"<br><br></div>