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Forum: Tech Log

14th Mar 2019, 21:11

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

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Posted By Chris Scott

Yes, doubt any pilot or F/E rated on the B707...

Yes, doubt any pilot or F/E rated on the B707 could forget the splitting of spoilers (and, for the approach, the flaps) for pitch control in the jammed-stabiliser case. But I'm not familiar with the...

Forum: Tech Log

11th Mar 2019, 14:49

Replies: 54

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

Views: 53,719

Posted By Chris Scott

It may be worth mentioning for the benefit of...

It may be worth mentioning for the benefit of non-aviators and new ones that the "yo-yo" expedient described by Centaurus would most probably be used after a runaway HS, in order to unload the HS...

Forum: Tech Log

11th Mar 2019, 12:24

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

Views: 53,719

Posted By Chris Scott

Hi Centaurus, From what I remember of the...

Hi Centaurus,
From what I remember of the B707-320 over 40 years ago, the possible scenario of the HS refusing to move when under high aerodynamic load could apply to electric trimming (using the...

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