At 03:57 PM 2/24/05 -0800, Mike Smith wrote:
All it means is that if you like to
use the flap lever like an on/off switch on approach to a spot landing,
you will almost certainly let the big flaps slow you down too much, and
you will land short of the spot. But if you are careful to
establish th
At 11:44 PM 2/24/05 +, Chris Veitch wrote:
Tom
Re:- During landing, the Sharon doesn't like a lot of radical flap
modulation.
Can you clarify what you mean by this,
save me guessing as I am just kitting my electric one out at
present.
TIA
Chris
Hi Chris,
The flaps are huge on the Sha
Oh, was that for Tom...? Sorry. Go ahead Tom, you tell
him.
Mike
At 03:44 PM 2/24/2005, Chris Veitch wrote:
Tom
Re:- During landing, the Sharon doesn't like a lot of radical flap
modulation.
Can you clarify what you mean by this, save me
guessing as I am just kitting my electric one out at
All it means is that if you like to use the flap lever like an on/off
switch on approach to a spot landing, you will almost certainly let the
big flaps slow you down too much, and you will land short of the
spot. But if you are careful to establish the correct glide angle
with perhaps 1/3 flap,
Tom
Re:- During landing, the Sharon doesn't like a lot of radical flap
modulation.
Can you clarify what you mean by this, save me
guessing as I am just kitting my electric one out at present.
TIA
Chris
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