I have tried several adjustable ways to set elevators relative to flaps.
none have been easy to use. I would like to design a really easy to use
system that is safe for high wind conditions and long life. There may be
some posts on this that I did not find. Can some one steer me to a system
that really works and has been tested?

Sincerely,
 Walt Brownell

   

Hi Keith - I have tried a slotted horn and that is OK for changing ratio
of elevator to flap movement. It doesn't help when you need  to adjust
a change in  the neutral position. For example, add a little down elevator
to eliminate inverted flight waviness. It may also be required when the moisture
level changes the fuselage length. The change in length of the pushrod is
what I want to do in an easy manner that is safe for the life of the ship.

Sincerely, Walt

 
 

Tom Morris components assembled to his instructions give you adjustable pushrod length.

Thanks Guys - I have found Tom Morris's "Nifty New Product" . This allows you
To adjust neutral and throw ratio through one small hatch without disconnecting
anything. This is what I wanted.

Sincerely, Walt