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From: Graham Nutt <GrahamN@trace.com.au>
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Subject: Jim Scales Yaw Problem
Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 22:38:58 +1100 
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Have you tried having someone hold the rudder pedals firmly in place and
then try and move the rudder by hand?
Don't know how Es hinges are mounted but in a 360 they are pushed into hard
foam blocks from memory. It would be possible for the foam to compress a
little allowing some movement but not actually pull through the spar. Would
take only a small movement to generate your problem at high speed.
Graham Nutt
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