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Old 21st August 2007 | 13:52
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B737 Classic. Auto-Slat operation.

Simulator fidelity question. At gross weight of 50 tonnes and flap 1 selected and a demonstration of auto-slat is required. At approximately what IAS would you expect the auto-slats to actuate? Has anyone struck the situation under these conditions (simulator) where on auto-slat actuation, the leading edge devices "Disagree" amber light (forward panel) comes on in addition to the already green LED extended?
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Old 21st August 2007 | 14:35
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At flap 5 the autoslats usually deploy about 5 kts before the stick-shaker and a little later (approx 3kts) when PTU is in use (no hyd B). I would expect the same margins at flap 1.
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Old 21st August 2007 | 14:58
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Unfortunately my tables give only Flap 0 and Flap 40. If it is any help, Vstickshake at Flap 0 at 50T is given as 159kts dropping to 130kts at Flap 40. I guess you may need to ask Boeing or a friendly Air Tester.
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Old 21st August 2007 | 15:51
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The actual speed is unimportant as it will depend upon the usual variables like thrust, loading, bank-angle, decelleration rate, etc. What should remain constant is the margin above stick-shaker that the autoslat will activate. This is usually about 3-5kts.
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