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Forum: Flight Testing

11th Nov 2009, 11:43

Replies: 15

Flight testing in Australia

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Posted By woxman

sjeanl, I guess what is meant here that in...

sjeanl,

I guess what is meant here that in the first instance they are referring to those schools such as ETPS, USNTPS, NTPS etc, that provide short and longer professional courses in flight...

Forum: Flight Testing

10th Nov 2009, 11:21

Replies: 3

Temporary OAT gauge

Views: 1,555

Posted By woxman

I have used a portable electronic display with a...

I have used a portable electronic display with a thermocouple wire which can be passed through a door or window and taped into place in a suitable place on the airframe. Be careful in locating the...

Forum: Flight Testing

10th Nov 2009, 11:14

Replies: 15

Flight testing in Australia

Views: 4,282

Posted By woxman

boair1, I agree with John. I have flown...

boair1,

I agree with John. I have flown quite a few hours now as a FTE on FW and well as RW, and must say that flight safety is a major consideration when planning these sorties. This is usually...

Forum: Flight Testing

10th Nov 2009, 10:55

Replies: 15

Flight testing in Australia

Views: 4,282

Posted By woxman

Hi BubbaMc, By the way there are other...

Hi BubbaMc,

By the way there are other smaller Companies that collaborate in providing certification services to the lighter end of aviation in Australia, which are not well publicised, but do a...

Forum: Flight Testing

7th Oct 2004, 01:49

Replies: 4

Flight Test Tools in your Flight bag

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Posted By woxman

I have a set of "fish" scales in my flight bag...

I have a set of "fish" scales in my flight bag for weighing the odds and ends that I carry on the flight....

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Forum: Flight Testing

23rd Sep 2004, 01:03

Replies: 21

PIO and control methods

Views: 3,601

Posted By woxman

Ghengis, It's interesting to see that you've...

Ghengis,

It's interesting to see that you've made reference to gyro longstab. I've seen elsewhere in the web that several accidents have been attributed to PIO in these craft, and that...

Forum: Flight Testing

6th Sep 2004, 03:37

Replies: 21

PIO and control methods

Views: 3,601

Posted By woxman

Thanks Milt, I'd forgotten about the Sabre. ...

Thanks Milt,

I'd forgotten about the Sabre. I heard that the aircraft was a handful on conversion. I've seen some old footage showing conversion onto CAC Sabres with the instructor flying chase....

Forum: Flight Testing

6th Sep 2004, 00:27

Replies: 21

PIO and control methods

Views: 3,601

Posted By woxman

PIO and control methods

My apologies if this topic has been discussed before...However I noted in another forum that one method to control PIO involved "locking the stick" in position with the knees, at the appropriate...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd Aug 2004, 06:39

Replies: 83

Plans underway for Pilotless pax A/C

Views: 14,077

Posted By woxman

Pilotless pax aircraft?.....It will never...

Pilotless pax aircraft?.....It will never happen....Why?

1. Pilotless aircraft crash. Check the stats for UAV systems on the web. They are complex flying systems which also include the ground...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd Aug 2004, 01:35

Replies: 17

Is 737 sluggish compared to 777/757 and A320?

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Posted By woxman

I have used X-Plane as part of my Masters degree...

I have used X-Plane as part of my Masters degree and subsequent consulting work, which involved an investigation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle flying qualities and performance. In general, X-Plane gave...

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