correct as is Leading Edge Flap when flying in a straight line rise up as on the ground

[Altair89]

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[mvsgas]

Not sure what you are trying to say.

Check out this block 42 from Luke AFB 308th Squadron

0:47,  2:37, 2:49, 3:00

https://youtu.be/MFQ21UWfqu8?t=47

79th FS, Shaw AFB, block 50

1:55, 6:02

https://youtu.be/_Stevja1_OM?t=115

14 FS, Misawa AB, block 50 while TDY to Eielson AFB

1:01, 1:06, 1:30, 1:52, 2:49, 3:01, 3:13, 3:30, 3:54, 5:17

https://youtu.be/zAoMQIErRLQ

 

480th FS, Spangdahlem AB, block 50

2:30, 3:04, 3:37, 3:42, 4:17

https://youtu.be/z-orhkJpJCc

 

I guess I'm trying to say that is normal so not sure what you are saying

 

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16 hours ago, Altair89 said:

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Hi

please include a track replay and any evidence you have to support this. 

thank you

[Altair89]

I understood everything, this is how they should work, sorry to bother

 

[F16FLCS-SME]

This is called a diamond profile because it resembles the shape of the lower part of a diamond.

The LEFs will move to -2 degrees in the transonic region.