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A Couple of Questions

gimpyguy said:
Can't say it's chisled in stone somewhere, but I've been led to understand the pilot of an SE5a had partial control of elevator trim. ...
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If I remember correctly the Sopwith Dolphin had adjustable trim from inside the cockpit, but that was relatively late in the war (Feb 1918)...
 
B Bandy RFC said:
If I remember correctly the Sopwith Dolphin had adjustable trim from inside the cockpit, but that was relatively late in the war (Feb 1918)...
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OK, but you have exactly two chances of ever seeing a Dolphin in OFF, slim, and none ( Long - Story )

Looking Back to Phase 1. The Albatross DII needed such upward pressure on the stick, just to fly straight. I gave up on the DII then and there.

Along came Phase 2, I must be very lucky indeed, as I've Never experienced any problems with any aircraft

Or perhaps it's because the FM was done with a Saitek Cyclone EVO FFB joystick. Same one I use ( Food for Thought)
 
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