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Gary,
Your idea on a double switch for pitch trim echoes that used on all of the Boeing and Douglas airliners I've flown. There are two side-by side thumb actuated switches on each yoke and they must be moved together or the trim won't activate.
I like your flap switch too, and I also like the one Greg Ratajski has on his ES, which also has pre-set positions for UP, T/O and LDG. For me, I really like having my switch on the stick. Just goes to show that there's more than one way to skin a cat.
Skip Slater
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