Belgian Air Force F16 demo inside cokpit :thump:
F-16 Fly
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:thump: super Video, das Slider da ausgegraben hat, habe sofort mit der Preßatmung begonnen, als wäre ich selbst geflogen. Grins. Das Video zeigt eindrucksvoll, wie anstrengend so ein Solodisplay ist und was die Jungs auf dem Kasten haben.
Habt ihr gesehen, dass er keinen starren Stick hatte? Habe ich so noch bei keiner F-16 gesehen. Spätestens jetzt weiß ich meinen beweglichen gemodeten Präzionscougar noch mehr zu schätzen.
Gruß
Nik
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http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=O_MZ5aGxvcI
da sieht man das der stick sich ein wenig bewegt. Ich such mal ein besseres Video...
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ZitatThe stick can move approximately 1/4 inch (6.35 millimeter) in both axes, and is rotated slightly cw. Maximun noseup and nosedown pitch commands are genrated by 25 (11,3 kg) and 16 (7,3 kg) pounds of input, respectively. Roll commands are generated by a maximum of 17 (7,7 kg) pounds in cruise gains and by 12 (5,4 kg) pounds in takeoff and landing gains.
As soon as there is a change in pressure on the stick, the aircraft will respond accordingly
ZitatThe first F-16 models had the SSC (side stick controller) with no free movement at all, which made the pilot feel like trying to move a telegraph pole. Later some free movement was given to the SSC to avoid this feeling. Anyhow, if you think that now it is like moving a joystick with reduced movement, you are wrong! I had the chance to sit in an Air Forces F-16 simulator and thought that the stick was just cemented in. It really takes some force to move the stick. A F-16 pilot told me that the whole movement of the stick is just about 2 to 3 mm in each direction.