Since the A model does not have a counter balance on the elevator, is there a requirement to balance after painting? The SB shows "None Specified" in the column for weight on both elevators, The B model shows a weight value.
Thanks in advance
A model elevator balance
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VernH
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A model elevator balance
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Re: A model elevator balance
The rigging instructions are contained in the Mx Library. The 170A elevator balance is discussed on Page 6. Balance limits are 0.0 to +67.3
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