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After flying Tomahawks and Citabrias, I took my first lesson in a 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	Cessna 172 last night. I asked many questions, but I had one question which nobody in my flying club (including the chief pilot) knew the answer to when I was the Why does the electric elevator trim have two switches (both of which must be depressed) on the yoke instead of one? The best theory I could come up with was "to avoid runaway trim if one switch stuck", but that is not very satisfying... Anyone know why? Chris (Another question: 13 fuel drains? What were they thinking??? But I am pretty sure the answer is "the lawyers designed that part, not the engineers.")  | 
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