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naumuk(at)windstream.net
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:49 pm Post subject: Left wing low syndrome

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     The recently posted concern  about use of full aileron trim resulting in a crash is to my mind  invalid as a factor unique to the event. Every 601 builder I've talked  to (Incuding some with projects that deserve Lindy consideration) report the  same condition. No difference between XL, HDS, and HD models. The archives have  enough reports of the syndrome to choke a horse. Flying builder recommendations  I received were all the same- put as much weight in the right side of the plane  as possible to counter the effect.

 Bill Naumuk

Townville, Pa.

HDS N601MG/Corvair  95%

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leo.gates

Joined: 29 Nov 2008
Posts: 35

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:50 pm Post subject: Left wing low syndrome

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 From day one my HDS had the same tendency.  Solo, left wing heavy.  

Dual, level. I did not worry about it, just trimmed with the electric 

trim.  I thought that was what it was for.



Leo Gates



Bill Naumuk wrote:

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     The recently posted concern about use of full aileron trim 

 resulting in a crash is to my mind invalid as a factor unique to the 

 event. Every 601 builder I've talked to (Incuding some with projects 

 that deserve Lindy consideration) report the same condition. No 

 difference between XL, HDS, and HD models. The archives have enough 

 reports of the syndrome to choke a horse. Flying builder 

 recommendations I received were all the same- put as much weight in 

 the right side of the plane as possible to counter the effect.

 Bill Naumuk

 Townville, Pa.

 HDS N601MG/Corvair 95%

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