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Old January 31st 08, 06:21 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Towing stability studies

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Do you have any photos of this installation? I'm wondering if it'll
help settle down my Komet.

Jeremy


All my photos are of the gliders not the trailer !

I taped a couple of pieces piece of angle, parallel to the leading
edge of the finbox, 4 inches or so behind the L/E and about 75% of the
height of the fin box.
I pop-riveted them on once I was convinced it all worked.

I'll sketch something if you want and mail it

 




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