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Subject: Re: [LML] Request for 3-position flap circuit
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I do have something similar, it is not a 3 way switch (and I do know =
what you mean by that), but it almost does the same. I can toggle the =
flap switch and it will go automatically to the 'take off' position. =
However if I have full flaps I have to 'toggle' it twice, not a big =
deal, but it is always good to visual confirm this off course.

Ask Matthew Collier from Fibercraft, they installed this, and it works =
like a charm :)

=3D=3D Ronald (LNC4)

On Mar 23, 2012, at 9:20 AM, Charles Brown wrote:

> I don't, but I believe all Cessna 172s, 182s, etc are wired as "set =
and forget" in any position; I think it's fairly complicated with limit =
switches on the flap switch itself.
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> On Mar 22, 2012, at 12:25 PM, paul miller wrote:
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> Does anyone have a 3-position flap circuit that can be shared?   Up, =
Takeoff, Full.   I want to enable the position with a 3-position switch =
and forget about it.   This would help during go-around and other times =
where I have to hold the spring switch while the flaps travel.  This =
would be on a Legacy. =20
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> Paul
> Spruce Creek
> Legacy RG
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