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*** Posted by TIGER ***
Hi Rapier
You don't have to pull 9Gs to achieve the best turn rate. It should be remembered that the SU27, that I am very familiar with, can achieve the best turn rate 22' per second at a speed between 650-700 pulling just 6 Gs. So if you can in F4 to pull 7Gs for 19' per second at a constant speed why don't you do ...
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*** Posted by TIGER ***
Hi Rapier
In real life you use no more than 9.5 Gs. Run can confirm you that.
Only russians uses to avoid a missile more than 9Gs. But that is not a good solution. At more than 9Gs the plane can enter in a very bad sit. and you are dead already, you loose to much speed I mean energy (turn rate) , you can be desorientated
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*** Posted by TIGER ***
Hi Rapier
You are right about AoA but you should know that the range from 29-32 it was designed to show the AoA in an uncontroled flight so that you know you are in a deep stall.
You should also know when you design an indicator you must let a little range for safety. A car with an indicator at 220 km/h the max speed of ...
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*** Posted by michell reich ***
[Hi RUN,
What was your best moment in an F16 and what was your worst nightmare. Have you ever come close to any mid air collisions?
Also, what's the most G you have pulled and for how long?
Thanks.
Rapier
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*** Posted by run ***
Yes, but a lot of times it doesn't do the trick and the pilot has to rock the aircraft out with the MPO
RUN
[Yes sorry 32 not 36. So what your saying is that the FLCS is actually helping the pilot to regain control of a potentially out of control situation. It makes sense for the FLCS to do this.
Rapier]
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*** Posted by Rapier ***
[Why are you writing about 36' ? You said it said 32' in the f4 man.
The normal range is -5 - +25 degrees AOA, which means that anything outside is out of control. At the initial stage of an out of control situation the a/c can actually be within these limits.
Above 25 degrees AOA both horizontal tails are commanded to ...
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*** Posted by RUN ***
Why are you writing about 36' ? You said it said 32' in the f4 man.
The normal range is -5 - +25 degrees AOA, which means that anything outside is out of control. At the initial stage of an out of control situation the a/c can actually be within these limits.
Above 25 degrees AOA both horizontal tails are commanded to full
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*** Posted by RUN ***
considering our size we are.
But as a member of NATO it would be stupid to ty to cover all roles. We are however very flexible when it comes to switching.
RUN
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That's a shame, I thought the Danish airforce were quite powerful from a military point of view.
Rapier]
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*** Posted by RUN ***
[I have been a kind of tricking, while I already knew the story around the ''danish flag Draken''!
Since this, i'll here start up the explanations:
The National coloured Draken was a tribute to the homecoming national soccer team, when arriving from the World-cup in Mexico (year?). Having kissed the finals, this was the ...
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*** Posted by Rapier ***
[& rockets.
You can't have it all when you are a small airforce.
run
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Hello,
That's a shame, I thought the Danish airforce were quite powerful from a military point of view.
Rapier
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