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Spoiler Question

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Joe L

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Hello,

I am using a third party AC that prevents the in flight use of spoilers / speed brakes above the first flap setting. However, in order to use the AC in a steep approach mode, I would like to use them at greater flap settings. Is there an air file or cfg setting that would normally do this? Have not seen a setting that looks like it would work, but, my editing in this regard is rather limited.

As I understand, the RW AC (E170) can be steep approach certified, and in operations that involves use of spoilers / speed brakes to flaps 4.

Thanks for any input.

Joe
 
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