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January 7th 05, 04:30 PM
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In article .com,
"Ramapriya" wrote: 1. I more or less know the effects of windshear during landing but how does it affect an aircraft during takeoff, if at all? Will it induce a reduced angle of climb? Yes -- windshear will appear as a sudden decrease (or increase) in airspeed, which manifests itself as reduced (sometimes to negative) ROC. It takes thrust to overcome a windshear. 2. And does windshear show up as a distinct feature in the flight weather radar? No -- radar detects only precipitation or other, solid, objects. A link to any site that explains the mechanics of a windshear would be welcome. Ramapriya 
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