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![]() Kev wrote: Umm. Nobody *hand* flying should in theory forget about trim setting. (We all know the problems that can be caused by autopilots or FBW systems mucking with the trim behind a pilot's back ;-) In the types of planes we're talking about here the autopilot doesn't actuate the trim. The STEC's will even tell you that you need to trim and in which direction. Of course, sometimes pilots *do* forget... thus the number of take-off accidents caused by the trim being in the wrong place. Yes, at the last second they feel the extra control force coming in, but it's too late. Maybe in jets or King Air's but not spam cans. |
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