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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] L-IV-P elevator sensitivity
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Posted for "Wally Bestgen" <whiskeyb@dellepro.com>:
Ted,
I agree that the elevator is too sensitive on the factor airplane.  I would
prefer that the elevator feel be balance with the ailerons.  Lancair is
working on a fix to lighten the aileron load on the turbine, but as far as I
know there is no fix in the works for the elevator.  I suspect that is
something that you become accustomed to.  That being said I would like to
see the elevator desensititized and the ailerons and the elevator control
forces balanced.
Wally Bestgen
LIVPT