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and Hage, Airplane Stability and Control
to look
these things up, when I need to.
Rex
Steve Hosgood wrote:
Dave Culp wrote:
But it doesn't. Seems like an oversight to me. I'm trying to model a
'plane with almost no dihedral AFAICS and I'm not sure what to twiddle
in the .xml file
Justin,
Check to see if it is also rolling and pitching slowly. In that case
you have excited the Dutch Roll, which may be what you would
expect at higher speeds.
Rex
Justin Smithies wrote:
Not being a fully trained pilot , i dont know if this is right but i have
found if i go below 365 kts
identifies only 17x and 09R. The runways and
taxiways
appear to be identified by the number 10, while the documentation
says it should be R.
Is there another source that explains the layout so that I can fix the
problem?
thanks,
Rex
Dene,
Thanks for the references. Ron explained where I had messed up, but it
is useful
to get the definitions. I had forgotten that the runways came fro the
Xplane site.
Rex
dene maxwell wrote:
Hi Rex,
Having been through a similar experience recently, I appreciated the
following two
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