On 1/9/2023 8:09 AM, Flesner via KRnet wrote:
On 1/7/2023 7:34 PM, Mark Langford wrote:
but it's as simple removing the control cable (if it's already
attached) so the aileron swings freely, and cutting, drilling, or
filing the lead away until the aileron is in line with the airfoil
surface, as it was before cutting it out of the wing.
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If you error, error on too much weight rather than too little. Go for
perfect balance, over balanced is next best, under balanced is not good.
Larry Flesner
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From a Tony Bingelis article available on the net ( search for Tony
Bingelis control surface balancing)
"Control surfaces that require balancing must be balanced to the degree
recommended. Ordinarily, overbalancing is not detrimental whereas
under-balancing could be dangerous."
If you don't the Tony Bingelis books there are a number of excerpts on
the web.
Larry Flesner
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