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I recall seeing, long ago, a sort of large knob on the pedestal of a jet (I
can't remember which kind) that, when turned, put the aircraft into a coordinated turn ... at least if I recall correctly. No modern jets seem to have anything like this. Am I imagining things, or did something like this exist on earlier jets. I recall it being called a flight director, I think, but the behavior doesn't seem to be like the devices people call flight directors today. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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