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Rebel Engine/Fuselage Alignment

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steve whitenect

Rebel Engine/Fuselage Alignment

Post by steve whitenect » Sat Feb 18, 2012 2:45 pm

Hi All
The Proseal Gods were with me when I sealed my tanks several years ago!
Finally got around to leak checking with fuel and only leak was the threads
in one of the drain flanges. Mounted my engine to begin its lengthy hookup.
Can anyone remember which way the nose of the engine is offset for the
optimum thrust alignment with the fuse? With even shimming, the nose of the
engine is pointing about 1-2 degrees to the right side. It is also level
with the fuse floor. I remember that the down blade produces more thrust
than the up blade, so having the up blade a bit forward ballances things a
bit?? Right?? Shudn't the nose also be up 1-2 degrees? Thanks

Steve W. #637R





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steve whitenect

Rebel Engine/Fuselage Alignment

Post by steve whitenect » Sat Feb 18, 2012 2:45 pm

Disregard on the questions! Found what I was looking for on the threads
after getting the right search words.

Steve

From: "steve whitenect" <srwhitenect@hotmail.com>
Reply-To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: Rebel Engine/Fuselage Alignment Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 18:39:52
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Hi All
The Proseal Gods were with me when I sealed my tanks several years ago!
Finally got around to leak checking with fuel and only leak was the threads
in one of the drain flanges. Mounted my engine to begin its lengthy hookup.
Can anyone remember which way the nose of the engine is offset for the
optimum thrust alignment with the fuse? With even shimming, the nose of
the
engine is pointing about 1-2 degrees to the right side. It is also level
with the fuse floor. I remember that the down blade produces more thrust
than the up blade, so having the up blade a bit forward ballances things a
bit?? Right?? Shudn't the nose also be up 1-2 degrees? Thanks

Steve W. #637R





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