Andy Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> reason to split them out.  Although be aware that the flap drag bug
> prevents them from being very useful for speedbrakes.
> 

not only they are not useful as speed brakes but instead they seem to
provide extra thrust and lift. i was playing with the 747-yasim model
yesterday, trying to come in for landing, no power (still going pretty
fast at about 300 knots), gear down and then i lowered the flaps. it
was fun. the plane started gaining speed and altitude. i was at 2000
feet when i lowered the flaps but before i knew it i was past 7000'
and my speed was about 450 knots. boy that was fun. i tried to
reproduce this, but so far no luck.

--alex--

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