Trim aileron on FW190

[sagittario]

I think you're right, in fact, the combination could be but you have to be lucky to center and repeat it, there are too many variables is like a blanket too short. A calibration of the center left inaccuracies to right and left.

The 190 was a very odd airplane when it came to pitch trim. For any speed over 260mph it required only a single trim position, variations in speed alone wouldn't change trim requirement. Trim adjustment would be required for fuel burn, tho. As for ground adjustable trim tabs, the factory had its default setting which could be tossed right out by the pilot. All he'd have to do is tell the mechanic that the left (or right) wing was a little (or a lot) low and to adjust it. Too bad we can't make fixed trim adjustments before takeoff, eh?

[MaxGunz]

One thing to do is make sure the reason for a wing up or down isn't because of incorrect rudder position.