How Flight Controls Work | Part 9 : Roll Control
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Note: This video is not an accurate representation of the real flight situation.
To facilitate understanding and visualization, I have used exaggerated animation and maximum control surface deflection values.
Aircraft systems explained.
* Primary flight control system.
* Aileron trim system.
* Manual and Autopilot roll control.
* Flaps and Slats.
* Aileron and Flaperon droop.
* Speedbrakes.
Major components covered.
* Primary flight computer and software's (Aileron and spoiler lockout, Aileron and flaperon droop, Turn coordination, Bank angle protection, Yaw damper)
* Actuator control electronics, Air data inertial reference unit and Autopilot computer.
* Wings, Aileron, Flaperon, Spoilers, Flaps and slats.
* Control wheel, Vertical stabilizer, rudder and elevator.
Software's used for making the video.
* Blender 3.0 and Filmora 10.
Background music used in the video.
* Teardrop Sky (Filmora stock library).
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Hi Emin! Thanks for your valuable feedback. There's no need to pay for my content. I'll try my best to be more regular with my uploads.
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Hello guys! Amazing work. I am a B777 pilot and I watch your videos many many times to understand aircraft systems and behavior. Please, keep it coming. Best regards. 14:22
Never I saw any better explaination than this. You guys are awesome. Most of the time all the other similar videos explain in a way as if they are just reading from book and thankyou for taking 777 for explaination.
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...from a former airline pilot and flight instructor.
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As a non-pilot with zero experience but a lot of intrigue, I never understood what the different flaps settings were. I know flaps are helpful when taking off and landing as they increase lift, but never understood their applications across different phases of flight. Until now!
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Great explanation kept it up....but why only B777 makes it also on 320neo.
Do a video on the A220’s flaps!
Please do the A380 next!
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Hello guys! Amazing work. I am a B777 pilot and I watch your videos many many times to understand aircraft systems and behavior. Please, keep it coming. Best regards.