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@KrajciTom@universeodon.com  Β·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

Adjusting the flaperons.

This video shows them operating as ailerons. I move the control stick side to side.

Note that at max deflection, the control surface moves above neutral position more than it moves below neutral position. This is the principle of differential ailerons. It helps reduce adverse yaw.

The first comment to this toot will be a video showing the motion of the flaperons as camber changing flaps.

#AvGeek #Aviation #ElectricAircraft #Homebuilt #Glider #DIY #EAA #Technology #Wing #Aileron #Flap #Flaperon

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Video of aileron motion. Most of the glider is white. We are looking aft at the inboard ends of both flaperons. They move in alternating fashion. When one goes up, the other goes down.
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