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retasker(at)optonline.net
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Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 3:44 pm Post subject: Push Button on Joystick Grip to Toggle Speed Brakes?

Does the switch have to be on for the whole time the brakes are 

deploying or just a momentary on and then the control box takes care of it?



Dick Tasker



Valin wrote:

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 The Precise Flight Speed Brakes are either up or down -- no partial deployment.  There are lights on the panel for when they are deployed and you can hear and feel the vibration from the turbulent air.  I can see how you'd want what you described if there were an in between setting rather than just deployed or not.



 With just binary up or down, the push button toggle seems pretty simple operationally to me.



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 Valin





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Valin

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Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 5:25 pm Post subject: Push Button on Joystick Grip to Toggle Speed Brakes?

I think it has to have a voltage applied at pin 7 continuously to keep the speed brakes up.  It's designed so that if the unit loses power they fail to the retracted position.  

   

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