“What is the airspeed of an unladen swallow?”…. “An African or European swallow?”“This parrot is dead!”…“No it’s not … it’s just sleeping!” Cheers! fast Eddie says April 24, 2013 at 7:27 am Spot on Peter, which leads me to open another can of worms . My [ ego...
Find the altitude change "h" of a jet fighter flying at velocity "v" when it climbs and in so doing, loses 1/3 of its airspeed. What number is a factor of every number? How many minutes are in a century? What is the source of all waves?
What plane of motion and axis of rotation is being used when nodding your head up and down (''yes'')? A plane is moving due north, directly towards its destination. Its airspeed is 210 mph. A constant breeze is blowing from west to east at 25.0...
there is one correct AOA. That AOA never changes, but the airspeed to achieve it does. All the time. Unfortunately, we are usually only given airspeeds that apply to a very specific set of circumstances. These speeds are only correct at gross weight and 1G. ...
Pitot-Static System: Kilopascals are integral to operating the pitot-static system, which measures dynamic and static pressures to provide critical flight data such as airspeed, altitude, and rate of climb/descent. Accurate pressure readings are essential for precise flight instrumentation. ...
the blades creates the airspeed against as it rotates.. so if we take the linear velocity of the blade tip,which is 41 miles/hour,the blade tip really doesn't experience 41miles/hour airspeed ,does it? as the linear velocity decreases as the point on blade is clos...
So how can you figure the specific range (SFC) for your aicraft? It’s actually quite simple. Just take your TAS (true airspeed) and divide it by your fuel flow in pounds. So, let’s say your TAS is 130 knots and you are burning 11 gallons an hour (or 66 pounds an hour): ...
Describe what happens to the waste heat in an automobile engine that has an efficiency of 25.% What are the advantages and disadvantages of collimators? How is horsepower related to the SI unit of power? What are the advantages and disadvantages of...
Why do tires have a better grip of the road while going on a level road than while going on an incline? Explain. What is linear motion? (domino effect) What are the advantages and disadvantages of the standard Pitot Static airspeed measuring system for an aircraft?...