[rebel-builders] Anyone wanna buy an almost finished Super Rebel?
Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2012 11:00 am
Charlie
We met at OSH the day before you left. You have done a marvelous job.
We then got to watch you leave. You have a great ship.
Kevin
Charlie Starr <cws1932@cox.net> wrote:
Mike,
My ailerons also have a bit of freeplay (N96CS a SR). Most seems to come
from the pulley on the cabin side of the wing root (a sort of twisting
movement), also the "bat shaped" mixer plate on the cabin roof allows some
movement of the push rods. I have tightened everything and eliminated most
of the slop, but there is still some. Just returned from a 16 hour trip
from the FL Gulf coast to OSH and though fairly stable (even in IFR
conditions), I wish I could make the ailerons tighter and more effective.
Charlie Starr (SR N96CS).
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We met at OSH the day before you left. You have done a marvelous job.
We then got to watch you leave. You have a great ship.
Kevin
Charlie Starr <cws1932@cox.net> wrote:
Mike,
My ailerons also have a bit of freeplay (N96CS a SR). Most seems to come
from the pulley on the cabin side of the wing root (a sort of twisting
movement), also the "bat shaped" mixer plate on the cabin roof allows some
movement of the push rods. I have tightened everything and eliminated most
of the slop, but there is still some. Just returned from a 16 hour trip
from the FL Gulf coast to OSH and though fairly stable (even in IFR
conditions), I wish I could make the ailerons tighter and more effective.
Charlie Starr (SR N96CS).
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Kimball"
To: "Rebel Builder's List"
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 10:47 PM
Subject: [rebel-builders] Anyone wanna buy an almost finished Super Rebel?
I can't believe I have another major problem! I hooked up the left aileron
with the wing to fuselage push-pull rod and when moving the stick I
noticed
the aileron bouncing a bit when I stopped moving the stick. I tied the
stick down and with it held in place I can move the aileron a full inch at
the trailing edge! I tried to narrow down where the worst of it is being
caused which I really need a second person to help do. Aileron to the
wing
root end of the torque rod seems solid as a rock. The worst of it seems
to
be the push-pull rod I just hooked up but again it's hard to be sure
without
a second person to hold things. The frustrating thing is I reviewed the
entire system against the manual and I have built it exactly as described
in
the manual. Every builder should have run into the same problem. There
should be a "to avoid excessive free play the builder should take care
to..." entry in the manual. HELLLLLPPPPP!
Went out to the hangar today and after weeks of no sign of leaks from the
tanks the left wing tank is leaking now!
What next?
Mike
044SR
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