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Old 23rd Sep 2007, 12:47
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Jet Pitch/Power

Hi, cld someone pls tell me the difference between piston and jet powered a/c with regard to pich power couples? I thought piston a/c gave a nose up pitch when adding power, is this the same on a jet with engines under the wings?

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The older underwing types (e.g. 747) certainly have a pitch/power couple - newer stuff (e.g. 777) have some form of fancy compensation to reduce/ nullify the effect.
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The trim change with power on ALL aircraft depends on the thrust line of the motor eg the Lake Buccaneer gives a nose down pitch with power (which makes putting on power near the ground interesting)

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