>Larry, I'm having problems getting a full aileron range of movement. I,m
>getting a tight 18 degrees up but my inspector wont accept anything less
>than the full 20(which I make 2 1/4"up and 1 1/2" down- measurement taken at
>the inboard trailing edge . Are these figures still correct and what figures
>are other netters getting in practice?                                Thanks
>in advance,   regards    -Mac   UK
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Mac,

I'd have to check those measurements on the KR.  I didn't measure
my travel in inches or MM or whatever, I only used the digital
level.  I do recall that it was a bit of a struggle to get the full
range of travel and also have them both reach their center of
travel  and be at nuetral at the same time.  It can be done though
and the "SmartLevel" (digital level) took all of the guess work
and most of the grunt work out of the process.  

I seem to recall the I relocated some of my bellcrank holes to
achieve the necessary travel.  If that becomes necessary and
you are near the edge of a bellcrank, add some doubler material
to the arm rather than build an entirely new unit.

Larry Flesner
Carterville, Illinois    visit  <www.krgathering.org>


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