> > A hollow-molded wing is likely to have less trouble in this regard. > However, even with these, any time you start adding or subtracting stuff > that is going to possibly alter the load paths in a highly-loaded > structure, it's best to proceed with caution! >
It is kind of nice to build RDS right into a hollow wing. I used to drop the entire system servo and all in before seaming the wing. You just have to remember where you put the servo in case of an emergency repair. Unfortunately installing the RDS pocket requires breaking the aileron torque tube which weakens the aileron torsionally. Gavin RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
