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Old 21 February 2002, 17:58   #11
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Old 21 February 2002, 18:16   #12
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Perfect description John,
Grabbing the trottle lever from it's base gives you stability on tiny movements. Personally I hold the lever right under the upper corner, which gives me the ability to work on the trim switch with the base column of my index finger, having the right thumb at the top of the lever.
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