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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"><br>Posted for "Abe Gaskins"
&lt;abe@mail.mgmindustries.com&gt;:<br><br> <br> In my Legacy I had autotrim installed.  I am empirical proof that a
runaway <br>trim condition can happen.  Upon attempting to reach Sun-n-Fun this year I was <br>over flying Chattanooga
and I had a progressive runaway trim pitch up <br>condition.  Trim went to the stops.  I found the condition managable
though I <br>did have to push forward with heavy input in order to maintain control.  OK in <br>VFR but scary and
potentially leathal in IMC on a dicey approach.  <br> Abe Gaskins <br> N272AG<br></div>