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On Sep 5, 6:45*am, Don Burns wrote:
Another reason I trim full forward while in the pattern is that I feel the back pressure during the entire approach. *If I slow from approach speed to say 10 knots slower, I feel the additional back pressure. *A kind of pressure warning system. I noticed that my chances of inadvertently slowing down go way up if I am flying out of trim. The interesting part is that this applies both to trimming forward or aft. Basically, I find it easier to feel "little pressure" vs "no pressure" than "some pressure" vs "more pressure." Bart |
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