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26th Feb 2015, 10:21
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Posted By silverstrata

No, but I have read two reports from xxxx nation,...

No, but I have read two reports from xxxx nation, which did do everything to blame Boeing. And I have read two reports from xxxx nation, which did exactly the same thing (also to Boeing, but that is...
26th Feb 2015, 10:03
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Posted By silverstrata

Unfortunately, it is not that simple. If the...

Unfortunately, it is not that simple. If the engines are still at full chat (esp. at lower altitude), they will overpower the elevator and make the aircraft do a back-flip.

This was a part of the...
9th Feb 2015, 19:08
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Posted By silverstrata

By reverting to the inertial reference system...

By reverting to the inertial reference system (IRS).

I can understand why AB would not want to use IRS data for normal law, to define a stall, it could easily be used for alternate law.

The IRS...
9th Feb 2015, 10:18
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Posted By silverstrata

The point is that when an Airbus goes into...

The point is that when an Airbus goes into alternate law, it has less stall warning and alleviation devices than a 1960s Trident. That is not an advancement in safety.

I expect that when the AB...
4th Feb 2015, 19:12
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Posted By silverstrata

I'll see your confident gambit, and raise you...

I'll see your confident gambit, and raise you ten....

The 737 in CWS mode does exactly that - it commands and maintains an attitude (always in pitch and sometimes in bank). And CWS is controlled...
4th Feb 2015, 18:17
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Posted By silverstrata

I am surprised. I did mine on the 737 ten years...

I am surprised. I did mine on the 737 ten years ago. (But not enough retraining, I think.)

Why so late?
4th Feb 2015, 08:00
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Posted By silverstrata

You have a stick that commands 'g' instead of...

You have a stick that commands 'g' instead of attitude??? Who invented that idea? Anyway, surely that is not true in alternate law, it must default to attitude. Yes, no? Surely it must.

But...
3rd Feb 2015, 20:24
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Posted By silverstrata

Two factors. Firstly, this was a stalling...

Two factors.

Firstly, this was a stalling demonstration in the sim, so the aircraft was very slow. We might have been back at .62 mach or so, or about 180 kts IAS at 39,000 ft. Remember that with...
3rd Feb 2015, 20:10
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Posted By silverstrata

Agreed, but then so would a stick pusher be...

Agreed, but then so would a stick pusher be inconvenient at that point in the flight - but that did not stop stick pushers being added to aircraft. And the last stick pusher I had was quite...
3rd Feb 2015, 20:01
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Posted By silverstrata

A deep stall is any stall that cannot be remedied...

A deep stall is any stall that cannot be remedied with elevators.





When it was identified in the 1960s that rear engined T-tail aircraft could enter a deep stall, stick pushers and shakers...
3rd Feb 2015, 19:49
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Posted By silverstrata

Sorry, Austra, why? Your statement as it...

Sorry, Austra, why?
Your statement as it stands is tantamount to an ad-hominem, and I don't like abuse. Please explain yourself further.
3rd Feb 2015, 08:41
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Posted By silverstrata

Disagree. If anything, it proves that the Airbus...

Disagree. If anything, it proves that the Airbus is too good for its own good.

As I read this, modern FBW aircraft are so symmetric, so stable, and the engines so perfectly synched, that the...
3rd Feb 2015, 08:29
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Posted By silverstrata

On the contrary, I found the unusual attitude sim...

On the contrary, I found the unusual attitude sim session quite illuminating. With practice, I could recover from being totally inverted to normal flight in less than 3,000 ft. Might have spilled a...
1st Feb 2015, 21:32
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Posted By silverstrata

Only because some twit made a single actuator...

Only because some twit made a single actuator rudder, and an even bigger twit certified it. You cannot hope to design a systems protocol that is founded upon foolishness. And besides, you never cut...
1st Feb 2015, 19:19
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Posted By silverstrata

The problem is rarely the computer. The problem...

The problem is rarely the computer. The problem (and this applies to all industries) is most often the computer-human interface.

In trying to cope with so many variables the flight computer gets...
1st Feb 2015, 09:32
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Posted By silverstrata

Ha, ha, ha, you do have a funny sense of humour...

Ha, ha, ha, you do have a funny sense of humour there, Slinky. Do you know how much those things cost? Do you know how much the passengers were paying for their seats?

Come on, the real world is...
1st Feb 2015, 09:11
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Posted By silverstrata

I would very much doubt it. If an aircraft is...

I would very much doubt it. If an aircraft is pitching 25º up at 30,000ft, and probably pulling some 'g', your first thought is not: "oh, I will get out of my seat and pull some CBs over there....."...
28th Jan 2015, 16:20
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Posted By silverstrata

An even better strategy, is to select 80% and a...

An even better strategy, is to select 80% and a degree or two of attitude below normal cruise.

What you want to do is get out of coffin corner, especially if things are getting turbulent, and by...
21st Jan 2015, 20:00
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Posted By silverstrata

Unlikely. A big cell might have an updraft...

Unlikely.

A big cell might have an updraft of 5,000 ft per min, but this aircraft was doing 11,000 ft per min. Now that is the max updraft from the absolute largest of supercells. Were...
3rd Jan 2015, 07:14
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Posted By silverstrata

Most of these guys commenting are wannabee's not...

Most of these guys commenting are wannabee's not pros, and you cannot take C152 experience and apply it to jets. Having said that, there are some pros out there who could do with a 20-hour refresher...
2nd Jan 2015, 19:09
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Posted By silverstrata

Nonsense. We are talking commercial aviation...

Nonsense.

We are talking commercial aviation here, not aerobatic puddle-jumpers. If you are pulling that much g that you stall with the nose low and with a high airspeed, then the stall-condition...
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