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So your take is that the column shows near constant movements of multiple degrees back and forth practically on a second to second basis, in the grip of someone

So your take is that the column shows near constant movements of multiple degrees back and forth practically on a second to second basis, in the grip of someone trying to hold it steady at +10 aft, and who asked several times for help keeping it back enough to keep the nose up, but that that is not in and of itself indication that the force was "high" okay

treis 8y ago
You're shifting the goal posts. Obviously the force was "high" because the trim was out of position. That's different from "incredibly high" and can mean anything from "they gotta pull a little harder than normal" to "they have to pull as hard as they possibly can".