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Electronic TE compensation, will this work?
Are you anywhere near Moriarty?Â* Either Fidel or Robert Mudd could that
work. On 2/13/2020 8:09 AM, soaringjac wrote: On Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 2:59:36 AM UTC-8, krasw wrote: Just pull the adapter (with tube attached) out of the fin leading edge and install new one: https://www.esa-systems.com/en/produ...ter-st1r-6-mm/ Should be possible with little effort, the adapter is just glued to place. Thanks Krasw Just got the drawings from Grob (linder). It does look like there is a barbed fitting at the end of the TE socket, and it seem like that is what has broken off based on the photo i took. Seems like having that whole tube replaced by an A&P isn't going to too bad of a process, but who knows, could turn out to be a pain. Really don't want them to have to cut any holes in the skin or have to do any major composite work. Will chat with the A&P and composite shop about this. -- Dan, 5J |
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