I am having a varying gap in my slat at the top. Ranging from 17mm to 22mm from end to end. Is this ok? This just bolting them on without any modification to the holes. 

what are you guys seeing and is this acceptable. 

thanks

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FWIW, I've seen much more varying gaps and they all seem to fly just fine. I think all of the variances cancel each other out!  LOL!

John

N750A

I wouldn't worry about it.  I've seen varying slat gaps, forward swept wings, rearward swept wings, small variations in flaperon rigging, they all seem to fly just fine.   

Just don't go supersonic. That would result in total protonic reversal.

You should be fine.

And don't cross the streams........  It would be bad....  :)

Oops! Forgot the most important advice ... chant the mantra: "It's not a F-16, it's not a F-16!"  :)))

  • Thanks for all the input. I was wondering how I wax going to make it perfect. 

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