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October 16th 06, 06:03 AM
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Why are the yokes always turned?
Why does it seem that the control yokes of small aircraft are always
turned completely to one side or the other in photographs? Is there some sort of convention about doing this? A safety reason? Why is it so common? -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. 
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