Thanks for the tip Allan, maybe that s the only solution since even I apply force in cold to straight it up, after a while it return to its original position , but as I understand you ,I can do it with your towel method but I will sacrifice the painting???
Scott, do you have the same stab type than mines with two elevators. I think if I install two servos SZD16 suggested, it will weak the elevators and maybe it is not thick enough.

Regards
Erwin

As long as you reinforce the opening you make like I did you will be fine.

And as to thickness there are done really nice paper thin servos available now....

Hi Erwin,

My ASW28 elevator is a one piece unit. Here it is all fiberglass, awaiting some primer and paint.
two servo setup would be the way to go.......

Scott

Originally Posted by erwin peters

Thanks for the tip Allan, maybe that s the only solution since even I apply force in cold to straight it up, after a while it return to its original position , but as I understand you ,I can do it with your towel method but I will sacrifice the painting???
Regards
Erwin

Yes, you do get some roughening of the gelcoat, mine came up as a diamond pattern which may be shear lines due to the twist or perhaps the cloth grain coming up. Only minor but needs tidying up if want a perfect finish.
I'm a fan of 2 servoes on elevators by the way. It is the single vital control on the model so some redundancy in the system is real good.

Allan

Would be the HS 125 48oz torque servo, enough for each elevator??

Yes

Hello friends, how do you install the tail wheel without making holes n the fuselage for the axis?. I have seeing some gliders in the forums that there is not mark or sticker covering the holes for the axis.

Regards

Erwin

Originally Posted by erwin peters

Hello friends, how do you install the tail wheel without making holes n the fuselage for the axis?. I have seeing some gliders in the forums that there is not mark or sticker covering the holes for the axis.

Regards

Erwin

On a full-size ASG29 (or any other modern Schleicher glider) the axle for the tail wheel goes through the tail fairing from the outside. A disc of white PVC/fablon is stuck over the opening hinding the bolt head/nut.

Yes that what I finally did and will use some white stickers to cover the holes.
For the wing servo covers, I just receive the covers made from light plywood but not the fairings, is there a place where I can get long fairings to make them go until the control horn??

Erwin.

Hello, any idea or forum to watch about installing this type of hinge. It’s a front opening canopy.
I cannot get an answer from Rosenthal.

Regards
Erwin

Originally Posted by erwin peters

Hello, any idea or forum to watch about installing this type of hinge. It’s a front opening canopy.
I cannot get an answer from Rosenthal.

Regards
Erwin

Hi, I don`t have the same kit, but I think, looking at the pic, that the short piece goes (glued?) in the fuse an the longer in the cabin. The front on the longer makes as a stop in the closing.

Cheers.
José Luis

Hola Jose Luis, yes, your idea is right but actually the hinge does not have the “u” shape I have seeing in other hinges so actually the full opening of the canopy is not practical, I have not glue it since I don’t want redo , reglue and maybe broke something. Also have post in RC network 2 days ago so far not an answer. I am very disappointed with Rosenthal (paid 60 Euros for the hinge) about this , I have request at least a hand drawing but not answer for the hinge assembly.
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Regards
Erwin

Finally after some good advice, I change my original idea, and switch to two servo for the stab , very simple Work, since my stab was only fiberglass clothing on top and bottom I reinforce with a carbon fiber clothing same size as the servos opening and surround lateral surface with 1/8 plywood . Here some picture.