limit of trim = limit of travel?
Stealth Pilot wrote:
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trim has nothing to do with the movement limits on control surfaces.
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Stealth,
This is not universally true. On the Douglas DC-6, for instance,
elevator "up" travel is limited by the elevator trim position. Dialing
in the last 5 degrees of nose up trim allows an extra 3 degrees of
elevator "up" travel. This was done to limit elevator "up" movement
with aft CG loading conditions.
Happy Flying!
Scott Skylane
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