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Posted for "Ron Raby" <ronr@advanceddesign.com>:

  Mike
  
  How are you assuring that the back of your jig is lining up with the center
of the cord line? Did you have you airilons and flaps on?
  
  Regards
  
  Ron Raby
  
  ES
  

"""
   I measured outboard from the BL25.5 inboard edge of the wing and placed
masking tape on each wing at 1 foot intervals.  I knew it was important that I
was measuring both wings at the exact same points. I leveled the fuselage and
wings.  I ended up only checking every 3 feet because it was a pain to adjust
the jig.  It still gave me 6 measurements.
"""