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At 19:30 27 May 2005, Bob Johnson wrote:
Papa3 wrote: Udo Rumpf wrote: Eric The elevator with the new C of G, once the bank and turn is established, has a minimal up deflection but in cruise the elevator is even more in a down deflection. This causes more drag. This can be corrected by placing a washer under the bolt attachment of the stab to reduce the angle of incidence to reduce the down deflection in cruise. Ideally the ASW 24 should have a tail tank. Anyone know of someone that made this mod on the 24? Regards Udo What you really need is a lead weight on a track mounted in the fuselage driven by a small motor. Move the weight back for climb. Move it forward for cruise :-)) Actually, the flight research department at my University had this installed in Navions. I guess I'm only half-joking... P3 Reminds me of the 'mercury pump' gadget Moffat supposedly revealed to his fellow contestants on the start grid one long-ago day. Didn't matter whether it worked or not, the other guys were so psyced out they were beaten before they hooked up. Bob Johnson Moffat comes from a racing sailboat tradition, where trickery is admired if not the norm and where clever rule beating devices are constantly developed. I heard of one sailor who, not allowed ballast at his weighing, put several boxes of tomato soup (highest specific gravity) in the bilges as crew provisions. I never met George and I'm not accusing him of cheating, but the out-psych'em strategy is certainly a NE tradition. |
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Hy its probably a bit late for this thread but i thought, this would be a good adress for what i'm searching for.
I'm looking for some nixon winglets for my 24, are there any tips where i could order a pair or if they are still available they could also be used already or even damaged. Sadly i found nothing on the internet and there are also no other 24 owners with nixon winglets here in switzerland. Would be cool if someone still reads this haha. greetings and thank you from switzerland Yves Müller ASW 24 HB-3008 "CRN" |
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Hank Nixon will likely read this thread this morning and get back to you. He still does winglets, wouldn't be surprised if he could do a set of -24 for you.
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If Hank Nixon still produce winglets for the 24 I would be glad if he contacts me.
Last edited by Wingdriver : April 13th 18 at 09:31 PM. |
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Hank Nixon (UH) is completing a set of ASW 24 winglets for another pilot as I write this. He still builds them, especially now that they are approved by Schleicher. Just respond directly to any posting by UH on this forum.
Chip Bearden |
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