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Forum: Tech Log

12th Mar 2019, 10:46

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Boeing advice on "aerodynamically relieving airloads" using manual stabilizer trim

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Posted By Centaurus

After some research in my aviation library I...

After some research in my aviation library I think I have found the answer to my original questions of the meaning of the Boeing term "relieving aerodynamic loads."
Extract from the Boeing 737-200...

Forum: Tech Log

12th Mar 2019, 06:56

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Boeing advice on "aerodynamically relieving airloads" using manual stabilizer trim

Views: 53,924

Posted By Centaurus

Tried to Google the 707 incident to get more...

Tried to Google the 707 incident to get more explanation of the Yo Yo technique taught in those days but could not find any reference. Date, location and brief description of incident would be...

Forum: Tech Log

11th Mar 2019, 13:08

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Boeing advice on "aerodynamically relieving airloads" using manual stabilizer trim

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Posted By Centaurus

That is true. The pilot would have to know...

That is true. The pilot would have to know exactly what he is doing and act real fast and hope he could pull out in time.

Forum: Tech Log

11th Mar 2019, 11:52

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Boeing advice on "aerodynamically relieving airloads" using manual stabilizer trim

Views: 53,924

Posted By Centaurus

Boeing advice on "aerodynamically relieving airloads" using manual stabilizer trim

Reference Boeing 737 Classics and NG FCTM under the chapter Non-Normal Operations/Flight Controls and sub heading Manual Stabilizer trim.

Edited for brevity one paragraph states: "Excessive air...

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