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Old 11-13-2011, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Caveman View Post
Well, the way the manual reads, "Changes of trim" is describing what you must do when the following actions of undercarriage down and flaps down occurs: put in down trim to offset the effects (because the nose is going up). It appears that CLOD is correct...
That doesn't make sense at all mate. Think about it. That would mean a nose up tendency as soon as you lower the landing gear. You can't possibly think that it's right. According to the manual both te undercarriage and the flaps should have the same trim effect: NOSE DOWN.
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