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On May 17, 7:05*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
Tina writes: Your description of yoke pressure is vastly different from that we who fly ga aircraft experience, which explains why you do not understand ga trimming procedures. It is not "vastly different," merely different. *Don't overestimate the importance of minor differences. *If such differences were that important, then pilots would have to start learning from scratch again every time they moved from one aircraft to another. We feel the pressure on the yoke reducing as trim is corrected. You don't. Yes, I do. *The closer I am to correct trim, the less I have to move the joystick from its neutral position, and the less spring pressure there is on my hand. *When the aircraft stays put without me touching the stick at all, it is trimmed correctly. Is there any question as to why your pronouncements regarding GA are viewed with suspicion? How often do you fly with MSFS They have an airline? Cheers |
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