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F/A-18C Wing question


Ponti

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Hi Me again,

If you all haven't guessed I'm building a Hornet ( Academy's 1/32nd )

What I want to know is how to set the leading edge slats and what angle they should be. The instructions tell you how to do the flaps ect on the rear of the wing but not the front. They also only give you the parts to set the rears to a maximum of 45o. Would you say that they are 45o or more.

What I want to do is have the plane at rest like the 1 below

1276498fv4.jpg

Any and all help or comments welcome, as I'm outside my favoured subjects

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Hi Me again,

If you all haven't guessed I'm building a Hornet ( Academy's 1/32nd )

What I want to know is how to set the leading edge slats and what angle they should be. The instructions tell you how to do the flaps ect on the rear of the wing but not the front. They also only give you the parts to set the rears to a maximum of 45o. Would you say that they are 45o or more.

What I want to do is have the plane at rest like the 1 below

1276498fv4.jpg

Any and all help or comments welcome, as I'm outside my favoured subjects

Ponti

The flaps on the Hornet in the pic are no more than 45 degrees as that is as low as they will travel.

Mike

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Ponti

The flaps on the Hornet in the pic are no more than 45 degrees as that is as low as they will travel.

Mike

Cheers Mike,

Now all I need to know is what angle the fronts go down to and I'll be well away.

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Hi Ponti,

According to p59 of the F-18 Walk Round by Sqdn Signal the " leading edge flaps can deflect to their full 30 degrees.

Hope this solves the problem.

Adrian

Cheers Adrian,

Just what I wanted to know.

Andrew

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