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Elevator trim system

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Moving away from the wings to the tail section of my EAA Bi-plane project. I would like to install a simple trim system on the elevator only.
All of the control surfaces have been fabricated and ready for cover. Now is the time to install trim and I do notwant to install electric unit. Any one have a good simple system they have used in the past.
GE
 
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