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With regards to vertical gusts...
A stable aircraft will react to this by pitching down and increasing its airspeed I thought a stable aircraft has the C.G. forward of the center of lift. If this is so, and this effect only happens if the aircraft is stable, then C.G. is important, right? If the C.G. and center of lift coincide, does this effect still occur? If the C.G. is behind the center of lift (my understanding of "unstable") does this occur? Martin has interesting points, but I'm not understanding them just yet (it may be I don't understand the terminology quite yet...) |
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