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Forum: Tech Log

11th Oct 2014, 10:27

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The vital importance of high altitude stall recovery training in simulators

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Posted By john_tullamarine

In all cases the ACs provide the expanded story...

In all cases the ACs provide the expanded story of what the FAA thought its rules meant ie the recommended practices. In general, one follows the AC suggestions to minimise arguments and...

Forum: Tech Log

10th Oct 2014, 11:17

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The vital importance of high altitude stall recovery training in simulators

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Posted By john_tullamarine

If the airplane doesn't roll more than 15...

If the airplane doesn't roll more than 15 degrees, why would there be a need to move the ailerons from neutral?

Ah, but the devil is in the detail. The Reg indicates -

(d) During the entry...

Forum: Tech Log

10th Oct 2014, 03:39

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The vital importance of high altitude stall recovery training in simulators

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Posted By john_tullamarine

That is talking about roll control up to the...

That is talking about roll control up to the point of stall

Yes, para (a) talks about that ....

Now, suggest you have another read of the words in the para cited ...

Forum: Tech Log

9th Oct 2014, 20:52

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The vital importance of high altitude stall recovery training in simulators

Views: 17,191

Posted By john_tullamarine

The whole point of washout is to provide roll...

The whole point of washout is to provide roll control at speeds around stall speed. Not all airplanes have this which is why it's still a good practice to teach, regardless of being able to...

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