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![]() "Julian Scarfe" wrote in message ... The "maneuvering speed" placarded in the cockpit is not Va. It is Vo. It is defined by 23.1507 and the placard is mandated by 23.1563. "Vs is a selected speed that is not *greater* than Vsvn". My *s. At or below Vo, the criteria that are generally (and erroneously) thought to apply below Va, do apply, i.e. the wing will stall before the positive limit maneuvering load factor is exceeded. Indeed. Vo was discussed in the thread in rec.aviation.piloting that I referred to earlier. As I understand it, Vo is a more recent certification requirement. Not sure then it came in, but 23.1507 is dated 1993. My 1966 182 doesn't come with a Vo. Certainly, terminology caused a lot of confusion the last time this was discussed, and I expect it will again if the thread continues! -- Dr. Tony Cox Citrus Controls Inc. e-mail: http://CitrusControls.com/ |
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