yep, my stick is calibrated funked, what I'm talking about works very well with 109g10's at high speed. I don't know if using it on the spit would even be practical. The spit 9 has light elevators (from what I remember) at all speeds.
This may be spot on, just because you got your stick all the way back doesn't mean your elevators are fully deflected, maybe the trim tabs help give the elevators extra bite. But would this be possible in real life? Ya wouldn't think so.
I wouldn't think the air traveling underneath the rear horizontal stabilizer would be able to make the turn upwards after reaching the elevator area (the elevator is partially deflected already) and hit the trim tabs with enough force to push the elevator further upwards, overpowering the air traveling over the top of the horizontal stabilizer and hitting the deflected elevator. The top side of the elevator has a lot more surface area than the trim tab does.
Isn't this the way the 109 was trimmed, with trim tabs?
Some of you airplane guys explain this one to me. Wheres Andy Bush?
