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Jay Honeck wrote:
I suspect what you have is something like a Piper Autocontrol? Two axis? You mean it has altitude-hold? Hmm. I thought 3-axis was altitude-hold? Whatever, all mine does is hold the wings level, and follow the bug... You're right. In common usage, wing-leveler plus heading mode equals a two-axis autopilot. I've always rebelled against that usage. To me an axis is roll-pitch-yaw. Unless the autopilot controls two of those, it's a one-axis autopilot... but I'm swimming against the tide. Thanks for the tips! I'd be interested to hear from folks who have these things -- do they hunt all over, or can that be damped? Dave Remove SHIRT to reply directly. |
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