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From: "Mike S. Reinath" <Michael.S.Reinath@nasa.gov>
Subject: Re: Rudder Pedal Force
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  Hi Steve,

Welcome to the group.

High rudder pedal forces are not necessarily typical. My pedal forces 
are light and they operate smoothly. I do not have the in-flight 
adjustable pedals. Mine are the older style pedals, which are 
adjustable on the ground with a couple of tools.

Mike Reinath
N3602M LNC2 360 at 685 hrs TT
San Jose, CA