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Subject: Run away trim
From: Howard Hamer <hamer@gv.net>
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My Mac aileron trim ran away yesterday in either direction after 
operating the switch. It seems the centering spring failed so the 
switch stayed closed in the last position used. A well marked circuit 
breaker is very useful to solve the problem after you figure out what 
is happening. My switch was bought in 1988 and used for about 700 
flight hours.
Rusty