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judgee 11th Sep 2012 07:45

C310 Vb
 
What is it? Maneouvre speed or top of green arc?

MakeItHappenCaptain 11th Sep 2012 08:49

In absence of a specific Turbulence Penetration speed (Vb) alawys use Va, it ensures the airframe will stall before it overstresses. :ok:

judgee 11th Sep 2012 08:56

I agree that is my opinion. Others opinions?

Two_dogs 11th Sep 2012 09:23

VA - Maneuvering speed
VB - Turbulence penetration speed
VNO - Structural cruising speed

Top of the green is VNO, structural cruising speed. 1 KIAS above this is the yellow arc, speeds suitable for smooth air only. In anything greater than light-moderate turbulence I fly at less than VA and a shipload less than VNO.

The aircraft I fly are 40 odd years old and 20,000+ hour machines :eek: ... yours?

Have a read of this ...
From Barry Schiff - The Proficient Pilot

http://http://www.barryschiff.com/sam_pp2.htm

Some well written, well thought out, scientific data here, rather than opinions from the masses.

My favoutite quote from this page ...

"Because abiding by limit load factors is so essential to one's health and well-being, it seems odd that pilots are not provided with a means of determining when these outer limits are being approached. The only instrument normally available is the uncalibrated, Mark IV gluteus maximus." :}

Last edited cause I kant spell.

judgee 11th Sep 2012 11:11

Totally agree. Good read too.


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