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Forum: Tech Log

1st Jun 2011, 16:00

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AF447 Thread No. 3

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Posted By galaxy flyer

EDLB How much G would be available for the...

EDLB

How much G would be available for the dive recovery, if they had broken th stall in ALTN LAW?

Forum: Tech Log

1st Jun 2011, 04:04

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AF447 Thread No. 3

Views: 615,889

Posted By galaxy flyer

Thanks, gums I had read a magazine description...

Thanks, gums I had read a magazine description of the Airbus and Falcon 7X FBW system as being flight path stable, that is, it holds a flight path, but expressed as G-stable makes better sense.

I...

Forum: Tech Log

1st Jun 2011, 01:29

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AF447 Thread No. 3

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Posted By galaxy flyer

Anyone, Is "auto-trim" a feature of the...

Anyone,

Is "auto-trim" a feature of the B777? I think auto-trim is a function of Airbus' design which does not trim to hold a sped, but trims to maintain a set flight path. Nothing wrong with...

Forum: Tech Log

31st May 2011, 02:34

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AF447 Thread No. 3

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Posted By galaxy flyer

All indications of AIRSPEED are based on air...

All indications of AIRSPEED are based on air passing into the pitot tubes, processed by ADIRUs for output to the PFD or ISIS. Inertial is not used, and not usable, for airspeed.

One is not...

Forum: Tech Log

30th May 2011, 16:54

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AF447 Thread No. 3

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Posted By galaxy flyer

Garrison I cannot think of one, but...

Garrison

I cannot think of one, but transport category stall accidents are extremely rare and the most recent one (B737 THY at AMS) was so low that recovery was not possible, once recognized.
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Forum: Tech Log

30th May 2011, 04:22

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AF447 Thread No. 3

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Posted By galaxy flyer

Is it true that Airbus is "flight path stable",...

Is it true that Airbus is "flight path stable", as opposed the FBW B777 which is like conventional aircraft "speed stable? This is an important distinction in that the B777 requires pilot input on...

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