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First patterns on the P-40
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First patterns on the P-40
I just lost a half hour of typing somehow. CRAP!!!!
We flew and trimmed a little and both of us flew patterns... that ain't quite as entertaining as my post was intended to be. 4:15 am is coming too soon to rewrite it, so screw it, here's a movie.
It should go live before most of you see it.
https://youtu.be/jTqZCMrxMT8
Rusty... IRRITATED Rusty
We flew and trimmed a little and both of us flew patterns... that ain't quite as entertaining as my post was intended to be. 4:15 am is coming too soon to rewrite it, so screw it, here's a movie.
It should go live before most of you see it.
https://youtu.be/jTqZCMrxMT8
Rusty... IRRITATED Rusty
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Re: First patterns on the P-40
Definitely a clean engine run. What was the wind like there? Seemed to do just fine, yet once in a while you can see a slight problem with line tension.
I am always wary of a trim tab. Nothing I fly has one, and I have a few contest planes that are fully trimmed. I've only seen them on warped wings. Surely it wasn't warped out of the box? Perhaps you are compensating for a tip weight or leadout issues?
Like I said never messed with trim tab, so only speculating.
I am always wary of a trim tab. Nothing I fly has one, and I have a few contest planes that are fully trimmed. I've only seen them on warped wings. Surely it wasn't warped out of the box? Perhaps you are compensating for a tip weight or leadout issues?
Like I said never messed with trim tab, so only speculating.
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Re: First patterns on the P-40
RknRusty wrote:I just lost a half hour of typing somehow. CRAP!!!!
Rusty... IRRITATED Rusty
Well, at least you got some good flight time.
I hate it when I lose my typed paragraph or responses! I always reminded of this joke that ends with........Jesus Saves!
http://hajokes.com/view/Jesus-saves.

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