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Jun 22, 2026
Aircraft Design, Trimming & F3A with Bryan Hebert
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56:10JuanHOST
Uh, but I believe that your general approach a bit different, right?

Bryan HebertGUEST
My, my philosophy kind of centers around perfection, and it's probably the wrong philosophy.

Bryan HebertGUEST
But what it's done is expanded a bible of setup from, um, poorly trimmed airplanes.

Bryan HebertGUEST
So I have a, a basic fundamental setup, uh, more than just turn your airplane up on a 45-degree upline and see if it goes to the belly, you know, and then go on a 45-degree downline that, that...

Bryan HebertGUEST
The problem is, um, trimming, you know, you have to understand personally what your goal is to trim.
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72:06JuanHOST
I think they call it the, the zero gravity trim, where it's kind of equal amount of pressure for upright versus inverted.