steve149c
17th Feb 2007, 09:59
Hi All,
I have noted that during circuits the Typhoon doesn't raise its landing gear. Planes such as the tornado, hawk, jaguar will lift there undercarraige as soon as they have rolled/overshoot until they are on the downwind leg, then relower.
The Typhoon doesn't do this. Is this due to the undercarriage being lowered that the onboard computer software changes the handling characteristics? Or it there another simple reason?
Many Thanks
Steve
I have noted that during circuits the Typhoon doesn't raise its landing gear. Planes such as the tornado, hawk, jaguar will lift there undercarraige as soon as they have rolled/overshoot until they are on the downwind leg, then relower.
The Typhoon doesn't do this. Is this due to the undercarriage being lowered that the onboard computer software changes the handling characteristics? Or it there another simple reason?
Many Thanks
Steve