From: RWolf99@aol.com
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Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 22:15:43 EDT
Subject: LNC2 Flap Position
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Guys -

Simple question that needs a quick answer.

My LNC2 (actually, a 320/360) manual states that the flaps should have a 
travel range from 5/8" TE up from faired in position at fuselage fillet, to 
full down.  I am fitting the lower skin, which seems to want to have the 
outboard trailing edge level with the aileron-in-trail and the inboard edge 
approximately 5/8 inch up from the fillet.  However, I'm now at the point 
where inducing a twist is easy.

I had though that the level-with-the-ailerons and simultaneously 
level-with-the-fillet position was the cruise position, embodying a -7 degree 
reflex.  Now the manual seems to be saying that the cruise position is 5/8 
inch UP at the inboard edge?

I have more digging though manuals and blueprints to do, but I wanted to fire 
this off in time for this evenings posting, so that I can install the flap 
spar tomorrow.

Thanks in advance.

- Rob Wolf
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