Originally Posted by RealQuax
what really, really bothered both of us was the stall-warning which was not possible to be cancelled, although we definitely haven't been in a stall (thinking about it, it might be a deficiency of the simulator, since if it was AOA-induced, it could not have been valid, as there was no speed on the speed-scale, it should have been rendered invalid by the system): what I wanted to say is, that the permanent yelling of 'STALL, STALL' was so distracting that it almost made us agressive...
I'm amazed. What prevented you from doing the appropriate thing and drop the nose half a degree or so?
A propos stall warning. In Interim Report #2 BEA explains that stall warning starts when the AoA exceeds approx. 10 degrees at M=0.3, and at approx. 4 degrees at M=0.8. The update now provides a third datapoint of 6 degrees at M=0,633 (extrapolated backwards from 185 kt 15 seconds later). These points relate to alphamax as shown
in this graph.