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Old October 7th 03, 03:44 AM
JJ Sinclair
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Default Elevator Turbulator tape question


I'm planning on trying turbulator tape (zig-zag, probably) on the
horizontal tail of my Ls-6, in front of the elevator. Anyone have any
experience doing this?


I added .4 mm ziz-zag to to the elevator of my LS-7 and it changed the stall
dramatically. Before adding it, the ship stalled like an old cow, with the
zig-zag, she broke and showed me a windshield full of mother earth. I took it
off.
:)
JJ Sinclair
 




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