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The trim actuators cover a set range. The ARU adjusts the control authority through speed and altitude. With that system active, I would think it only stay the same at high altitude where the ARU stays in “easy” or full authority mode. 

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2 hours ago, Maxthrust said:

can ED confirm please?

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One thing people can do atleast with FF is switch the ARU as they like. 
 

So you could say, potentially move it into “Hard” where each trim press will move stabilizer as little as possible. 
 

I just am not sure if the way it is adjusted is 2 position, easy or hard. Or if the two positions allow you to make small adjustments if actuated shortly. 

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