P3D Re: How to Rotate chips in RBT Mounts

[Larry Berlin <lberlin@xxxxxxxxx>]

>Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 
>From: "Ray Moxom" <raymoxom@xxxxxxxxxx>
>....................
>With reference to the discussion on rotating the chips in RBT mounts (Mark
>Kernes & Larry Berlin, etc, etc), The following may be of interest.
>
>I found that I needed to slightly rotate one chip in a series of aerial
>hypers.
>
>This is the procedure that I used:
>
>1. Fix the first chip in the normal way
>2. For the other chip, cut an RBT pin bar into three so that there is one
>chip pin on each "mini pin bar"
>3. Use two  "mini pin bars" for the chip that needs to be rotated - turn the
>"mini pin bar" and/or have one on the top rail and one on the bottom rail to
>get the required rotation. (Normal pin bars allow adjustments of up to 0.4mm
>in 0.1mm increments.)
>4. I found it easier to use the alternative pin bars that allow adjustments
>in approximately 0.2mm increments to a total of 0.7mm.
>


Thanks for the useful information!!

Larry Berlin

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