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chris wrote:
I dunno much about flying jets, but I remember someone once told me on a jet it's the other way around to a light a/c.. In a Cessna you use power to control rate of descent and attitude to control speed but on a jet it's power = speed and attitude = rate of descent. I remember hearing the same thing. Now having done my IFR license, you always stay on the forward part of the curve where power = airspeed and attitude = descent rate (power + pitch = performance). sO It's the same for light a/c as well. it just depends on what part of the power curve you are on and IFR a/c (in general) want to stay on the forward part of the curve. Gerald |
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