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October 23rd 13, 02:27 AM
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My arms are too short
Anybody got a better idea, I have to use plastic hose on my volume and channel selection knobs in order to reach them in flight in my D2. It works but I'd like something better? Its a good thing my sn-10 has a remote or I wouldn't be able to use it.
Thanks Glen 
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October 23rd 13, 02:40 AM
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My arms are too short
S-H gliders can be challenging to reach everything properly. Are you short enough to move forward in the cockpit? Often a pad(s) behind you will improve ergonomics dramatically. One of the first flights in my Ventus B I could not put the gear handle into detent until I loosened my belts.
I use the tubing extenders on my radio in my V2a still, but can reach everything else in the "A" cockpit. In a "B" I feel like I am in a cavern. TT
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