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Forum: Tech Log

27th May 2017, 22:19

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Inverted, unloading and reducing angle of attack on Modern Jet Aircraft

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It's kind of a paradox in upset training, that...

It's kind of a paradox in upset training, that those best equipped to recover from upsets and spins are also those best equipped to avoid them. It's about understanding and confidence.

Yes...

Forum: Tech Log

24th May 2017, 21:48

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Inverted, unloading and reducing angle of attack on Modern Jet Aircraft

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In all likelihood, the seat of the pants will...

In all likelihood, the seat of the pants will tell you to do the wrong thing here. After years of teaching acro and unusual attitudes, my general impression echoes what Markkal said: the vast...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd May 2017, 15:28

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Inverted, unloading and reducing angle of attack on Modern Jet Aircraft

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Posted By Vessbot

In level inverted flight, the wing has to produce...

In level inverted flight, the wing has to produce negative lift, i.e., the lift vector is pointing out the belly instead of the roof. This requires negative AOA, which means the aircraft axis is...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd May 2017, 15:07

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Inverted, unloading and reducing angle of attack on Modern Jet Aircraft

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There is nothing wrong with the diagram. All of...

There is nothing wrong with the diagram. All of these configurations are possible, momentarily. The inverted airplane shows what is happening about 2/3 of the way through a loop.

You're assuming...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd May 2017, 15:01

Replies: 47

Inverted, unloading and reducing angle of attack on Modern Jet Aircraft

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As in any airplane in any attitude, if you want...

As in any airplane in any attitude, if you want to unload the wing (and move away from a stall) you have to move the stick toward the middle, in order to reduce the AOA. If the stick is back and the...

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