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Old July 6th 04, 03:26 PM
Bert Willing
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On the 20, everything is flush in the full negative position.

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"JJ Sinclair" a écrit dans le message de
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I believe the LS-6 does it that way (flaps and ailerons all even in full
negative flap position) my recollection of the 20 is that everything is

even at
zero flap and zero stick. One can set it up as one wishes, but one may be
dialing in undesired consequences.
I remember the Boeing engineer who told me, "Aircraft are designed by

geniuses
to be operated by idiots".
JJ Sinclair



 




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