Anti-skid brakes on light aircraft

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In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:
Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

There is no such thing as "Q-class aircraft".

Sure there is, you just need a Q-clearance to
fly one.

On Dec 13, 7:40*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

Q-class vessels don't carry aircraft, but if they did skidding on
landing would be the last of their worries.

Cheers

Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

I'll have to file this post by Anthony- it is one of his most naive ones
yet, and will be sure to mention it when he gets into one of his knowledge
discussions.

It will rank up there with his question on whether Beech Barons had ejection
seats.

On Dec 14, 1:20*am, "Viperdoc" wrote:
Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

I'll have to file this post by Anthony- it is one of his most naive ones
yet, and will be sure to mention it when he gets into one of his knowledge
discussions.

It will rank up there with his question on whether Beech Barons had ejection
seats.

It can only be that there is something in the flightsim world that
equates aircraft with a particular selfloading cargo class

In rec.aviation.student Mxsmanic wrote:
Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

My aircraft has an anti-skid braking system. It works as follows: when the
brake is applied too vigorously, the aircraft tilts over onto its nose. If
done on pavement, this results in damage which costs a couple thousand
dollars to repair. By keeping this figure in mind, I can avoid locking up
the brake.

--
Mike Ash
Radio Free Earth
Broadcasting from our climate-controlled studios deep inside the Moon

mine also has an anti skid mechanism..
I apply the brakes, when I hear the tires complain (load screech) I reduce
toe pedal pressure..
I can modulate the toe pressures required and applied between the left and
right side depending on aircraft (tire) noise, aircraft direction, and
judgment.


"Michael Ash" wrote in message
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In rec.aviation.student Mxsmanic wrote:
Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

My aircraft has an anti-skid braking system. It works as follows: when the
brake is applied too vigorously, the aircraft tilts over onto its nose. If
done on pavement, this results in damage which costs a couple thousand
dollars to repair. By keeping this figure in mind, I can avoid locking up
the brake.

--
Mike Ash
Radio Free Earth
Broadcasting from our climate-controlled studios deep inside the Moon

Michael Ash wrote:

My aircraft has an anti-skid braking system. It works as follows: when the
brake is applied too vigorously, the aircraft tilts over onto its nose. If
done on pavement, this results in damage which costs a couple thousand
dollars to repair. By keeping this figure in mind, I can avoid locking up
the brake.


ROTFL! Now THAT'S useful!

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

No

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Do small Q-class aircraft usually have anti-skid braking systems?

No

Beauciphus writes:

No

Thanks. I haven't been able to find any information on it in manufacturer's
specs or in other sources that I've looked at.