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From: Gary Casey <casey.gary@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: Gary Casey <casey.gary@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re:  LNCE Ailerons
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James,=0AThis goes back a few years, but I think the best approach is to gr=
ind back enough of the ribs to clear the aileron. =A0Then grind a notch in =
the aileron to clear the hinge bracket. =A0That reduces the size of the not=
ch so that it isn't too noticeable. =A0But you will be able to see the notc=
h with the aileron in the neutral position. =A0The notch on the bottom has =
to be large enough to allow installation of the hinge bolt, quite a bit lar=
ger than the notch at the top.=0AGary Casey=0A=0A=0AAfter initial fitting o=
f the aileron on my slow build ES, I need to notch=0Athe upper skin to allo=
w travel, and the lower skin to allow access to the=0Ahinge bolts.=A0 The m=
anual is not very helpful with suggestions, other than to=0Akeep the notche=
s to a minimum, as they will be visible.=A0 For the upper=0Atravel, I can r=
emove some of the trailing edge ribs, to allow a lot of=0Atravel without no=
tching more skin.=A0 How have others handled this issue?=0A=0A=0A=0AJames M=
. Anderson, III=0A
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nt-size:12pt"><div>James,</div><div>This goes back a few years, but I think=
 the best approach is to grind back enough of the ribs to clear the aileron=
. &nbsp;Then grind a notch in the aileron to clear the hinge bracket. &nbsp=
;That reduces the size of the notch so that it isn't too noticeable. &nbsp;=
But you will be able to see the notch with the aileron in the neutral posit=
ion. &nbsp;The notch on the bottom has to be large enough to allow installa=
tion of the hinge bolt, quite a bit larger than the notch at the top.</div>=
<div>Gary Casey</div><div style=3D"color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-size: 16px; fo=
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on my slow build ES, I need to notch<br>the upper skin to allow travel, and=
 the lower skin to allow access to the<br>hinge bolts.&nbsp; The manual is =
not very helpful with suggestions, other than to<br>keep the notches to a m=
inimum, as they will be visible.&nbsp; For the upper<br>travel, I can remov=
e some of the trailing edge ribs, to allow a lot of<br>travel without notch=
ing more skin.&nbsp; How have others handled this issue?<br><br><br><br>Jam=
es M. Anderson, III</span><br></div></div></body></html>
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