Re: [RCSE] 9303 camber program/General Camber Question

[Tom Watson]

On the 10X, I like camber on the right slider (full slider travel sets 
appropriate camber - no guessing at midpoints) because I can instantly 
tell by feel whether camber is set.  Don't have to move my thumbs off 
the sticks, or worry about bumping the wrong switch.

Reflex is on the left slider (normally left engaged at full travel) and 
actuated by the snap roll button...reflex thus can't be left on by 
mistake.  I pirated this idea from Jim Bacus.

Tom

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't used a slider for camber control in over 10 years (since the 
Airtronics Vision). For a given angle of attack there is only one flap 
setting that will result in minimum drag, be it positive camber for high 
AOA or negative camber (reflex) for lower AOA's.
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