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![]() I note that some gliders are controlle with a joystick which makes me curious as to how the control surfaces are powered. Assuming these are useable by people who lack the forearms of a truck driver, how are they powered? Do these systems use electric servos with a battery recharged on the ground? Do they use vaccumm assist from a venturi? Just asking? -- FF |
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