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Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 11:15 PM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Incidence/Decelage?
Pat,
The rule of thumb that was told to me years ago and that I always used as
a
starting point is 1/2 the camber. Ymmv.
Phil in Vancouver
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Pat,
The rule of thumb that was told to me years ago and that I always used
as a
starting point is 1/2 the camber. Ymmv.
Phil in Vancouver
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When I was assembling my WACO Magic with MH32 airfoil I had that same
question. I presented the question to RCSE and received numerous replies
which can be seen on the archives. One gentleman in the UK measured two
planes with this airfoil and advised me (if I recall correctly) that it was
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Hi Guys,
I am setting up a new Mini Carisma DS and I have a question regarding
setting up the incidence/decelage. The fuselage is a two piece fuse with a
full flying stab that has root on the fin for setting the stab. Now the
question is, when gluing the two fuse pieces together, where should
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