Agree totally with Roger.  Even expensive probes sometimes can be no better
than cheaper ones.

The best dollar ever spent on a glider is the TE and it must be perfect.

Ian McPhee
0428847642
Box 657 Byron Bay NSW 2481

On 19 Feb 2017 12:41 am, "Roger.D" <[email protected]> wrote:

Dear Ben

A good TE head is probably as best an  improvement per dollar as you can
make.  So the question may be has it done its mission such that a new TE
from a quality supplier is a better option.  I do see people/clubs
persisting with old rubbish for TE heads when new TE costs say 1.5 to 2
aerotows and delivers benefit all the time in flight.

My gut feeling is that they are sensitive to roundness of the tube and then
all the usual parameters of tube diameter, square end, hole distance to end
etc.

Roger Druce

On 18/02/2017 11:03 PM, Ben Coleman wrote:

Hi all,

My TE probe has some wear/corrosion on the leading edge so is not perfectly
round (quite un-perfect actually).  How will this impact its performance?

Cheers Ben


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