Quote Originally Posted by Hornblower View Post
Well, Terry, they are "stops" and they do what stops do, they determine the open position of the wings. There's a stop on the closed position too which is the rubber bumper on the fairing. With the open-position stop, you simply rotate the wings open until they contact the stop. So, there's no guesswork on how far to rotate the wings and the added advantage is that sudden gusts of wind can't blow them totally out-of-position.
Ahhhh OK
So they determine the open position of the wings??????/
So yah put them on so that you know what position they should be in??????
But if their not on you don"t care what position their in??????
Me I don't care so I'll keep em off
But obviously a lot of people do care what position they should be in
And if their not on sudden gusts of wind won't bother them???????
So I'm actually doing the wings a favor by not putting them on