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Flap Trailing Edge

Posted on April 15, 2011January 21, 2012 by Jared Yates

This morning I used the irons to smooth the rudder and prepare it for spraying. I’ll wait until the flaps and ailerons are done before I start spraying, since that process is better suited for larger lots. Speaking of the flaps, I started on those today too. I put the left flap and aileron on the wing, drilled out the temporary pop rivets, and checked for alignment per the Avipro manual instructions.

Left Flap Trailing Edge Adjustment
Left Flap Trailing Edge Adjustment

I made a slight adjustment and riveted the flap trailing edge in place. I wiped off the accumulation of dust from the flap and brushed a coat of polybrush onto the leading edge. I’m not sure if this is required or not- the manual says to precoat wing leading edges, and this seems like a miniature wing.
Left Flap Ready to Cover
Left Flap Ready to Cover

Leading Edge Pre-Coat
Leading Edge Pre-Coat

I also added a bit of anti-chafe tape to the trailing edge rivets, and I had to stop there for today.

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