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Thread: New Bushmaster Project

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    I see a mix of PA12 ribs in there. What aileron cove are you using?

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    Rib Coves.jpg It's going to be like the Platinum Pacer wings. I formed up these parts so that I could use these ribs.

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    I haven't posted anything for a bit. Here is my instrument panel that I have been working on. 0928212011.jpg Master cylinder brackets. Master Cylinder Brackets -1.jpg Ailerons ready for cover.Ailerons ready for cover.jpg

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    Great to see you are making progress.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chicobushmaster View Post
    Rib Coves.jpg It's going to be like the Platinum Pacer wings. I formed up these parts so that I could use these ribs.
    On the Platinum Pacer wings, the one thing I wanted to do but didn’t was to help reduce adverse yaw by using the PA12 aileron nose ribs and leading edge. They have a small radius on the leading edge when compared to the large leading edge radius on PA20 and 22 ailerons…. The PA12 ailerons dip into the air stream on the bottom side of the wings…that causes extra drag on the down wing side in a turn which reduces rudder input…


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    Quote Originally Posted by mmoyle View Post
    On the Platinum Pacer wings, the one thing I wanted to do but didn’t was to help reduce adverse yaw by using the PA12 aileron nose ribs and leading edge. They have a small radius on the leading edge when compared to the large leading edge radius on PA20 and 22 ailerons…. The PA12 ailerons dip into the air stream on the bottom side of the wings…that causes extra drag on the down wing side in a turn which reduces rudder input…


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    This should increase roll rate. Don't know how effective they were and why Piper did not continue with this feature.
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    Ok Chico what's the latest?

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    Dollar General must have gotten their liquor license?

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    Oh nooooooooo......

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