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Forum: Tech Log

26th May 2011, 07:39

Replies: 21

Where would the nose go?

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Posted By Tmbstory

Uncontrollable Pitch

ImbracableCrumb:

Thanks for the clarification, it does make it clearer.

Rgds

Tmb

Forum: Tech Log

26th May 2011, 07:32

Replies: 21

Where would the nose go?

Views: 4,816

Posted By Tmbstory

Dance of the Falcon

FlexibleResponse:

I was the Captain of the aircraft and took over the control at the first upset. The fact that we recovered was because of the excellent support of the other crew member and the...

Forum: Tech Log

25th May 2011, 12:14

Replies: 21

Where would the nose go?

Views: 4,816

Posted By Tmbstory

Dance of the Falcon

ImbracableCrunk:

THE Falcon F model has a variable- incidence horizontal stabilizer and that is used to trim the aircraft in pitch and is entirely electrical in its operation. In the F series...

Forum: Tech Log

24th May 2011, 07:17

Replies: 21

Where would the nose go?

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Posted By Tmbstory

Dance of the Falcon

Boofhead:

In our case in the article of " Dance of The Falcon", we found that we needed to reduce the power to help get the nose below the horizon but then reintroduce the power to help recover...

Forum: Tech Log

20th May 2011, 08:00

Replies: 21

Where would the nose go?

Views: 4,816

Posted By Tmbstory

Jet upset at low level

SoundBarrier:
Others that may be interested:

"Dance of the Falcon"
The article that was posted in PPrune can be found at:

On Google: " PPRune The West: Plane Safe After Engine Trouble"
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Forum: Tech Log

20th May 2011, 06:48

Replies: 21

Where would the nose go?

Views: 4,816

Posted By Tmbstory

Pitch Upsets at low level.

Sound Barrier:

I was a member of the crew in a Falcon 20F many years ago at Sydney airport that had this problem. It certainly got our attention. I will post the link to the article.

To start...

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