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Old June 28th 08, 11:40 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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Default MD-80 split elevators

Anyone know why the elevators on MD-80s, while parked or taxiing on the
ground, are almost always split? By that I mean the elevator on the left
side is up and elevator on right side of rudder is down. I don't recall
seeing thie elevators split left/down and right/up and I don't recall 737s
showing split elevators, but that may just be a faulty memory.

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