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Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 6:35 pm Post subject: Elevator - Elev Trim Tab Skin (E-619) and Elev Counterbalan |
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Greetings:
Ref: RV-8A (RV-7 is the same = Drawing 4)
Looked on Matronics, but found no answers to these questions
Question 1:
When building the Elev Trim Tab Skin it says: 1) bend the Skin with the wooden brake, 2) bend the 2 metal "tabs" that are at each end, 3) match drill the Trim Tab Horns (E-717 and E-718) to the Skin. So far no problem, BUT now how do you then dimple the Skin where the E-718 (INBOARD Trim Tab Horn) goes as the 2 rivets for it are approx 1/8" from the bent Skin Tab ????? One of the 2 rivets is also near the bent trailing edge which makes it impossible to get at.
Question 2:
Instructions say to "bevel the inboard and aft edges of the Counterbalance Skin (E-713) locally where the Counterbalance Skin overlaps the (Elev) Spar and Rib flanges to provide a smooth transition between the Counterbalance Skin and the Elevator Skin." This does not make sense. I can see "beveling" the Elev Skin "at the point" where the Counterbalance Skin goes UNDER the Elev Skin to make a smooth transition. Am I missing something ???
Appreciate your help,
Garey Wittich RV-8A Santa Monica, CA
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Kellym
Joined: 10 Jan 2006 Posts: 1705 Location: Sun Lakes AZ
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Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 8:22 pm Post subject: Elevator - Elev Trim Tab Skin (E-619) and Elev Counterbalan |
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To your first question. Some of the holes need to be dimpled with a
pop-rivet dimple die set. If you bent the tabs so they are flush with
the edge of the unbent skin, there is adequate space for the dimple die.
Just did mine a few weeks ago. You are lucky you only have one to
do...the 10 has two trim tabs, that are interchangeable with the single
tab on the 9.
Kelly
RV-10
Tail cone
Garey Wittich wrote:
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Greetings:
Ref: RV-8A (RV-7 is the same = Drawing 4)
Looked on Matronics, but found no answers to these questions
Question 1:
When building the Elev Trim Tab Skin it says: 1) bend the Skin with the wooden brake, 2) bend the 2 metal "tabs" that are at each end, 3) match drill the Trim Tab Horns (E-717 and E-718) to the Skin. So far no problem, BUT now how do you then dimple the Skin where the E-718 (INBOARD Trim Tab Horn) goes as the 2 rivets for it are approx 1/8" from the bent Skin Tab ????? One of the 2 rivets is also near the bent trailing edge which makes it impossible to get at.
Question 2:
Instructions say to "bevel the inboard and aft edges of the Counterbalance Skin (E-713) locally where the Counterbalance Skin overlaps the (Elev) Spar and Rib flanges to provide a smooth transition between the Counterbalance Skin and the Elevator Skin." This does not make sense. I can see "beveling" the Elev Skin "at the point" where the Counterbalance Skin goes UNDER the Elev Skin to make a smooth transition. Am I missing something ???
Appreciate your help,
Garey Wittich RV-8A Santa Monica, CA
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