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Winglets impact in P3Dv5 FDE

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Hi all,
I wonder what the "wing_winglets_flag" in the FDE does exactly? Has it any impact on the drag of the specific airplane or what is this entry for?

If I want to adjust the drag in flight to simulate the winglets effects, what parameters would be best to adjust?

Are there also parameters in the *air file to be changed?

Thanks
EDDM
 
A search for "wing_winglets_flap" returned several threads, including this one:

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FSX - Winglet data

Hi all, A quick question. I've been told by a source that various wing lets lines can be added to the [airplane_geometry] section of the aircraft.cfg file. I've looked through the SDK documentation and cannot find any reference to them, even done a Google trawl and looked at the ESP online SDK...
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