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February 1st 11, 01:42 PM
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LS-4 Trim Lock coming loose with stick deflection?
Am 01.02.2011 13:57, Andy wrote:
I find it hard to believe that a trim system that allows uncommanded changes in the stick force gradient could ever have been certificated. Does anyone else believe the trim system was designed to slip in this way? Are any other gliders designed to have a trim system that slips? Andy My ASW24 also tends to 'readjust' the trim setting when moving the stick fully back or front. Our club LS4 has the same behaviour, I think it is working as designed. In real flight, extreme forward/backward movements don't happen to often. -- Peter Scholz ASW24 JE 
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