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Mistral-C vs DG-100
On 8/21/2019 9:57 AM, Surge wrote:
On Friday, 26 July 2019 21:39:43 UTC+2, calin fagarasanu wrote: -has all moving tail which I never flew and understand it is a safety concern An all flying elevator should really only be a safety concern if you're a ham-fisted pilot. They're a great way to cure "stick shaker" pilots of their bad habit. If you're mentally prepared to use small elevator movements for the first couple of flights and pick a nice day without gusty conditions you should be fine. It took me about 30 minutes of the first flight to get used to the Nimbus 2 all flying elevator. "What Surge said," regarding my all-flying-elevator transition-experience. Went from ~125 total hours in 1-26s to C-70 (50 hrs) and HP-14 (195 hrs) to a 15-meter Zuni w. single-piece horizontal stab. "Got over it" on my first tow, mostly within the first vertical 3 feet. Little different than every other single-seater transition, for me. Put 2k hours on the ship. IMHO, pilots in general tend to magnify (beer and campfires help) ship differences well beyond reality. Think V-tailed Bonanzas, ASW-20 "Jesus flaps," etc. Nothing beats sensible preparation. YMMV. Bob W. --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com |
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