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KiloAlpha 06-23-2006 05:49 PM

Dutch Roll
 
How does one correct an airplane that is dutch rolling with the yaw damper inop?

SkyHigh 06-23-2006 09:34 PM

Eject !!!
 
EJECT !!!!!

Your Friend SkyHigh :)

Typhoonpilot 06-23-2006 10:11 PM


Originally Posted by KiloAlpha
How does one correct an airplane that is dutch rolling with the yaw damper inop?

A generally accepted method in the jet transport is: To correct a dutch roll motion you should apply a sharp ( firm, but not big ) aileron input towards the upcoming wing (in and out,don't keep it). Then again, if necessary. It is not advised to use rudder to correct dutch roll, the roll is much more visible than the yaw, so easier to correct.

TP

tomgoodman 06-24-2006 07:33 AM

Dutch roll
 

Originally Posted by Typhoonpilot
A generally accepted method in the jet transport is: To correct a dutch roll motion you should apply a sharp ( firm, but not big ) aileron input towards the upcoming wing (in and out,don't keep it). Then again, if necessary. It is not advised to use rudder to correct dutch roll, the roll is much more visible than the yaw, so easier to correct.
TP

727 sim instructors made us learn that method, but warned that it was easy to get "out of phase", thus aggravating the roll. A simpler method was to extend a few degrees of spoilers--the dutch roll stopped at once.

KiloAlpha 06-24-2006 09:04 AM

Thanks guys

Thedude 06-24-2006 09:43 PM

Dont forget, you can always slow down and/or descend to stop the gyration. I have actually test flown a 727 with the yaw dampers off and it does work as advertised


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