> Finally, if that doesn't work, manually grasp and hold the trim wheels You might think of grabbing and holding the wheels is there is a continuous movement t

> Finally, if that doesn't work, manually grasp and hold the trim wheels You might think of grabbing and holding the wheels is there is a continuous movement there looking like an automated system going haywire. But with MCAS, it's not. It appears that the trim wheels move in short bursts in random movements, which they ALWAYS do. There is simply no reason to suspect that the wheels move in a single direction (pointing the nose down), unless you can visually see them. Which you can't because they're beneath and behind the pilot seat.