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As side project I am in the process of building a 1/3 scale SE 5 (Eberhardt version). The SE 5 was one of the earliest planes to use a hinged stabalizer for pitch trimming. So in an effort to play to the judges, I came up with the mechanism pictured below.
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Neat looking mechanism, Phil. What's the total movement of the stab LE?
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John,
I made it the same as the full scale. +5 to -2 degrees. Got it from a set of original rigging instructions. However on the full scale SE5, the stab LE is fixed and the TE moves up and down via a jack screw linked by cable to a hand wheel next to the pilots seat. That's why I put the actuator on the rear stab spar and hinged the forward spar.
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My own version of the Fokker EIII was R/C. In an effort to be more scale-like, the empennage was all-flying, and the wing panels pivoted, from steel bars and tube. It was published in a magazine (the one newspaper-sized).
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