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Posted for mikeeasley@aol.com:

  I'm curious, would it be possible to either shorten or lengthen the linkages
in the wing root fairings and adjust the reed switches?  The idea is to use
the middle of the actuator travel range so it doesn't get to the point where
it gets stuck.  Just a thought...
  
  Mike Easley