Re: Twist in the Wing

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From: Sean McCaskey
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 01:18

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 If you mean the trailing edge of the wing near the tip is raised .25
inches...and both are the same, you have achieved "washout" which is desirable.
 If only one wing pannel is like this, get out the steam kettle and warp the
wing by hating, twisting and weighting in place till you get it strait.

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From: seanm@terapin.com (Sean McCaskey)
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Subject: Re: Twist in the Wing
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