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Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

3rd Oct 2011, 13:27

Replies: 4

The pitch indication (artificial horizon).

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Posted By mbenkhort

Thanks mad_jock, heplfull your answer is. I...

Thanks mad_jock,
heplfull your answer is. I understand that knowing pitch value is of a help only if used with other readings such as rate of climb/descent, speed etc.
If for instance , during a...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

2nd Oct 2011, 14:23

Replies: 4

The pitch indication (artificial horizon).

Views: 1,437

Posted By mbenkhort

The pitch indication (artificial horizon).

Hi everybody!

How much does pitch indication (given by the attitude indicator) help in navigation?
I am asking this question because I consider that the value of the expression of pitch : theta =...

Forum: Flight Testing

1st Oct 2011, 09:50

Replies: 3

Pitching moment due to thrust, drag and weight component.

Views: 1,869

Posted By mbenkhort

Thank you very much, the issue I am raising is...

Thank you very much,
the issue I am raising is about real life commercial aircrafts where the reference is of course the cg. I agree that weight does not produce any moment about cg, but how about...

Forum: Flight Testing

30th Sep 2011, 17:54

Replies: 3

Pitching moment due to thrust, drag and weight component.

Views: 1,869

Posted By mbenkhort

Pitching moment due to thrust, drag and weight component.

Hi everybody!

I would like to know if thrust, drag and weight component ( weight x sin(gamma) at climb and descent) produce pitching moment and how.

Thank you very much.

Forum: Tech Log

23rd May 2011, 18:52

Replies: 11

Trim set at take-off

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Posted By mbenkhort

Hi and thanks. If I have understood well your...

Hi and thanks.
If I have understood well your answer, as a matter of trim at take-off, it is more a question of the necessary aerodynamic force to be developed by the horizontal tail(as a whole, HS...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd May 2011, 12:37

Replies: 11

Trim set at take-off

Views: 20,855

Posted By mbenkhort

Hi again, Thanks for all your replies, but as...

Hi again,
Thanks for all your replies, but as a matter of trim set to avoid excessive force on yoke by pilots to counter pitching moment (this is what I have heard often) , this does not seem to...

Forum: Tech Log

22nd May 2011, 23:17

Replies: 11

Trim set at take-off

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Posted By mbenkhort

Trim set at take-off

Hi all;
Would like to know why pilots must set a trim value for take-off and how is this trim value calculated?

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