Any suggestions here from anyone would be appreciated.
I've started construction, and found a small error in the measurement in the directions. The directions say the rear fin root is 6 3/4" long, it's actually 6.5" long.
I doubt it makes any difference, but should i move the rear fins up the 1/4 inch to keep the gap between front and rear fin the same distance the directions list. (1 5/8")
Or should i move them back and lengthen the gap between front and rear fins by a 1/4".
I imagine it doesn't matter but am not sure. If it doesn't make any difference which would give a better "whistle" the front and rear fins closer together or farther apart by a 1/4"?
Thanks
I've started construction, and found a small error in the measurement in the directions. The directions say the rear fin root is 6 3/4" long, it's actually 6.5" long.
I doubt it makes any difference, but should i move the rear fins up the 1/4 inch to keep the gap between front and rear fin the same distance the directions list. (1 5/8")
Or should i move them back and lengthen the gap between front and rear fins by a 1/4".
I imagine it doesn't matter but am not sure. If it doesn't make any difference which would give a better "whistle" the front and rear fins closer together or farther apart by a 1/4"?
Thanks