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My set of Skybolt plans call out a starting horizontal stabilizer incidence
angle of 0.5 degrees to 1.0 degrees, although IIRC, some years ago folks indicated the actual incidence needed is greater, around 1.5 degrees to 2.0 degrees. Are there any Skybolt drivers out there that know what their stabilizer incidence is that could please post? Thanks! Scott |
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Sorry this is such a late reply to your question, Scott.
I fly a Marquart Charger which has an adjustable hor. stab.. The plane is about the size and weight of the Skybolt so maybe I can help or at least put you in the ballpark. I checked the angle most used on my plane and it consistently runs about 2 degrees down. It seems to vary about half a degree depending on loads, fuel and/or passenger weights. If i had to settle for one permanent position, I would make it one and one-half to two degrees down. I think the "folks" are right. Hope this helps. Warren |
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