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Old October 16th 04, 12:08 AM
john smith
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Default Autopilots... failure modes

I am interested in learning from everyone...
a. What autopilot your aircraft is equipped with?
b. What aircraft your autopilot is installed in?
c. What does your autopilot use for heading/altitude/attitude reference?
d. What does your autopilot use for loc/gs reference?
e. If your heading/altitude/attitude reference fails, what functions
does you autopilot still provide?
f. With failed heading/altitude/attitude reference, does the loc/gs
still function?

 




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