I haven't double-checked the plans yet, but since those parts are not listed on the inventory sheet of my QB -8, I'd say they are. I'll do more research and let you know.
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Clarkston, MI
RV-8 #83507 - empennage complete (except fiberglass)
QB wings & fuselage work continues
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Builder websites: http://goatflieg.blogspot.com/ http://www.mykitlog.com/goatflieg/
Dues paid for 2017... extra payment included for psychological therapeutic services rendered.
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After checking my plans and fuselage, the angle is F-801C-1 and the spacer is F-810D-1, and they are installed.
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Martin J Filiatrault
Clarkston, MI
RV-8 #83507 - empennage complete (except fiberglass)
QB wings & fuselage work continues
N657AR reserved
Builder websites: http://goatflieg.blogspot.com/ http://www.mykitlog.com/goatflieg/
Dues paid for 2017... extra payment included for psychological therapeutic services rendered.
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Last edited by goatflieg : 02-19-2017 at 08:16 AM.
Thanks Martin, I was looking at a building sight where they said they lenghtened the angle because of not enough clearence with the stab bolts. That seems to be a problem when attaching tail.
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Pitts S2B- sold
Chattanooga, Tn
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I'm curious to know if Van's has fixed the short F-801 angle problem on QB's as just mentioned - are you able to get your head inside the rear of your fuselage and see if the F-801C does nest perfectly inside the longerons? Yours is probably the newest QB fuselage on here, and I'm interested to know!
I'm curious to know if Van's has fixed the short F-801 angle problem on QB's as just mentioned - are you able to get your head inside the rear of your fuselage and see if the F-801C does nest perfectly inside the longerons? Yours is probably the newest QB fuselage on here, and I'm interested to know!
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Hugh
I made up a composite photo... in this case worth 3000 words, but it looks like the angle does nest nicely against the longerons. You can decide for yourself... but I take into account the fact that Van's inspects the QB components and tags them as serviceable before shipping. I know that ultimately it's up to the builder, but for me the Van's inspection carries some weight. I hope this helps.
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Martin J Filiatrault
Clarkston, MI
RV-8 #83507 - empennage complete (except fiberglass)
QB wings & fuselage work continues
N657AR reserved
Builder websites: http://goatflieg.blogspot.com/ http://www.mykitlog.com/goatflieg/
Dues paid for 2017... extra payment included for psychological therapeutic services rendered.
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That angle on my 2008 QB is quite a bit shorter than yours, which means I won't be able to meet MED without replacing it. Seems to be an issue on earlier QB's. Yours looks good though, I'm glad Van's are quietly sorting these issues on QB's. Great product overall though!
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