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Old 29th Jan 2023, 23:25
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Originally Posted by soarbum
Yes, the MAX has those cutout switches but they are wired not to interfere with MCAS trimming nose down.
Such a design would seem to negate the procedure for a runaway stabilizer if due to MCAS fault. All the schematics I've seen for NG/MAX trim show that the cutout switches completely disable the electric trim system, which is the system used by MCAS, STS, and autopilot to move the stabilizer. In other words, with the switches in cutout, the only method to move the stabilizer is with the manual trim wheels. Is this not correct?
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