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Ron Natalie writes:
Without any airflow over the ailerons, it's kind of hard to hold them in the center. As soon as the control flops over to one side or the other, it tends to stay there. Aren't they balanced such that they have no tendency to turn either way? I should think the forces on them in a parked aircraft would be symmetrical. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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