Nice find.
Auto GCAS pulled 9.1g during the Fly Up, but the onset rate was pretty slow. Very interesting.
Also, 2's AGSM was basically non-existent. Glad he made it home.
Nice find.
Auto GCAS pulled 9.1g during the Fly Up, but the onset rate was pretty slow. Very interesting.
Also, 2's AGSM was basically non-existent. Glad he made it home.
You beat me to it Kimi! Great video, I pucker up each time I see that AGL counting down, even though I know that it'll be fine in a few seconds.
Last edited by Reverze; 14Sep16 at 09:03.
It's 5g initial with 4G/sec and then up to "max sustained AOA recovery" which is also heard by AoA toneOriginally Posted by Noodle
Given he had lots of speed, o yea, the system loaded it
Last edited by Energy; 14Sep16 at 10:57.
I think he woke up right as Auto GCAS kicked in and pulled that 9 Gs. I could be wrong but I don't believe it pulls 9, I believes it only pulls 5.
Edit to add:
Here's the story to go with the video.
http://www.sciencealert.com/watch-f-...-fighter-pilot
Last edited by Panther; 14Sep16 at 15:46. Reason: Added link to story
Da FAC?
Apache crash in Greece.
Crew reported to make it out alive.
Last edited by Stuka; 20Sep16 at 19:20.
Providing CAS when you're all out of HUA!
That's the second time I've seen an apache crash while doing a SAR reversal.
Remember this one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUtyUTLeW1g
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Hansolo (26Sep16)
Inside pit view of formation flying
Snoopy (06Oct16)
Prep, startup, taxi to ramp, pin removal, takeoff.
How cool is that
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