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From: "Ron Galbraith" <cfi@instructor.net>
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High or heavy inflight aileron forces can be caused by the ailerons being
higher than the wing.  If you hold a straight edge on the wing surface
and the front part of the aileron isn't flush then you will most likely
have a higher stick force than one with ailerons streamline with the
wing.

Ron Galbraith

  I'd be interested in hearing about this too.....I've got "heavy"
  in-flight forces too....I think its abnormal.

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High or heavy inflight aileron forces can be caused by the ailerons being h=
igher than the wing.&nbsp; If you hold a straight edge on the wing surface =
and the front part of the aileron isn't flush then you will most likely hav=
e a higher stick force than one with ailerons streamline with the wing.<br>=
<br>Ron Galbraith<br>
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I'd be interested in hearing about this too.....I've got "heavy"<br>
in-flight forces too....I think its abnormal.<br>
<br>
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