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Old April 14th 07, 07:37 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
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Default Methods for altitude changes


"Mxsmanic" wrote ...


Well, you really go to great lengths to demonstrate your stupidity. I wonder
why?

Let me recall the context of my question, which you cut out:

There are several ways to implement an autopilot. But no autopilot is
designed to relieve control pressures.


What do you think this one does?

"The FCCs also operate together to provide the automatic pitch trim
function. The FCCs sense torque on the primary pitch servo and generate
arm
and command signals to drive the pitch trim servo or external trim
control
system."


Then you answer with:


It maintains altitude.


Your answer is
a) out of context,
b) erroneous, being seriously incomplete,
c) demonstrates an attitude of trying to use convenient part-truths to
argument your viewpoint even when it has already lost. A not unknown
debating tactic, but useless nevertheless.


 




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