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![]() "Thomas Borchert" wrote in message ... Jim, Typical autopilot systems just do a 25° bank angle and let the rate work itself out. Uhm, with the proliferation of rate-based AP systems (both from S-TEC and King), that statement simply doesn't hold true anymore for GA aircraft. It may have been true way back (can't imagine it, really, though, 25 degrees seems very steep), but it certainly isn't any longer. The S-Tecs (at least the 50) do 90 percent of standard rate, the King KAP 140 is similar. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) Thanks to everyone who replied! Grabbed some coffee and my calculator this morning and ran thru some numbers... It seems obvios now, but not sure what I was basing my "intuition" on... |
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