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Forum: Tech Log

27th Feb 2013, 09:15

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What causes the slight "pause" at around 10 degrees during rotation in the 767 and 73

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Posted By Lord Spandex Masher

That's why I ask as my tech manual doesn't...

That's why I ask as my tech manual doesn't mention the 10 seconds airborne in the Mach trim section only in the speed trim bit.

Classic not NG by the way, are they different?

Forum: Tech Log

26th Feb 2013, 15:55

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What causes the slight "pause" at around 10 degrees during rotation in the 767 and 73

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Posted By Lord Spandex Masher

Mach trim is only active above .615M. Are you...

Mach trim is only active above .615M. Are you talking about the speed trim system?

Forum: Tech Log

25th Feb 2013, 19:35

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What causes the slight "pause" at around 10 degrees during rotation in the 767 and 73

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Posted By Lord Spandex Masher

What happens to the elevator when you pull back...

What happens to the elevator when you pull back on the stick and what does that do to the stab alpha??

Even my girlfriend can understand it!

Forum: Tech Log

24th Feb 2013, 23:40

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What causes the slight "pause" at around 10 degrees during rotation in the 767 and 73

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Posted By Lord Spandex Masher

I assume NT means Northern Territories and thus...

I assume NT means Northern Territories and thus you're in Oz where everything is upside down.

But just think what happens when you increase horizontal stabiliser lift in the northern hemisphere...

Forum: Tech Log

23rd Feb 2013, 19:53

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What causes the slight "pause" at around 10 degrees during rotation in the 767 and 73

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Posted By Lord Spandex Masher

It may well be called that but it woud increase...

It may well be called that but it woud increase the stab alpha and increase it's lift.

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