IFR Flying
I fly an RV-10 and a 6A IFR. They do fine,especially with autopilots. Since they aren't broken, I would not recommend a fix!
Besides, when you are VFR manuevering, you would be hindering the primary feature of RV's-control response and balance. Even though your device has sort of an ON/OFF feature, you would introduce complexity and a point of failure into a proven system.

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Vern Darley
Awarded FAA "The Wright Brothers 'Master Pilot' Award"- for 50 years safe flying
RV-6A N680V / RV-10QB N353RV
Luscombe 8E N2423K 50+years
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Peachtree City, Ga
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Last edited by Vern : 06-17-2012 at 10:07 AM.
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