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Yep, I found it. It's a little knurled wheel below the throttles, that I have already installed. The trim position indicator is a little arrow shaped affair that points right or left, immediately above the wheel. I thought that wheel was the aileron trim, but had to scratch my head in wonder as to why the aileron trim should be so prominent and the rudder trim - a much more important function - was relegated to somewhere more obscure.The rudder trim on a Beech like that on is on the center console, above the floor, vertically
Very nice problem solving . I am amazed at your use of different materials . I have not seen that in years .
Cheers, Christian B)
Very nice problem solving . I am amazed at your use of different materials . I have not seen that in years .
Cheers, Christian B)
Thanks Christian.
I use anything I can lay my hands on if I find it works. I live a long way from a hobby shop, so it's not like I can pop in and pick up what I need otherwise. I had originally envisioned adding a block of wood inside the top of the nacelle, but I think this is a better fix.
Thanks for the comments fellas, much appreciated.
Warren, weren't you looking for a Beech 18?
Hmmm.. it appears my thinking has become transparent. :laugh:I suspect the Engineering dept already had the solution in mind, just used it as an excuse for some cold beers.
Uros talked me into cutting away and repositioning the controls.
Actually that Canadian expression has its roots in an old Hawaiian expression involving a pineapple. :woohoo:Even learning new words.