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Originally Posted by SharkAir
(Post 269582)
I haven't been doing this all that long, but is it just me, or does the autopilot on the CRJ suck in green needles? Or have I just had some bad planes?
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The CRJ cockpit is cramped and uncomfortable. I really liked the ERJ with the J-track seat rails. As far as flying goes the autopilot in the CRJ 200 is crap, but they fixed it on the 7's and 9's. It commands a 15 degree pitch up when you bug 200 and are going 175 at 10 degrees, then comes all the way down to 2.5 degrees to try to compensate for the amazing slowing trend, then back to 15 up as you shoot through 200... ugh not that I have ever done that... :D
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Originally Posted by CL65driver
(Post 269578)
I'll agree with the last poster.. it's ALL about energy management. Our profile calls for 290/.60 climb in the 145XR, but if you accelerate to 310+, and climb out at around that, you can maintain a much higher rate pretty much up to cruise. I was actually shown this by a guy who used to work for Embraer. Doesn't do much for fuel savings though....
By the way, have any of you other XJT people seen paperwork recently showing the XRJ climb profile at 0.65M instead of 0.60? Not sure what the rationale was behind 0.60 to begin with, but if you get any slower than that the airplane becomes a dog at higher altitudes. Sucks! |
Originally Posted by NightIP
(Post 269622)
By the time we got up near 0.80M,
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Originally Posted by NightIP
(Post 269622)
By the way, have any of you other XJT people seen paperwork recently showing the XRJ climb profile at 0.65M instead of 0.60? Not sure what the rationale was behind 0.60 to begin with, but if you get any slower than that the airplane becomes a dog at higher altitudes. Sucks!
FWIW, I flew with a hat captain a few weeks back between SAN and OMA. He insisted on a .60 climb up to FL370. That was fine and dandy, but when we got up to cruise it took us a LOOOOONG time to accelerate from .60 to .80. Not to mention that the low speed buffet chart showed we were too close for comfort from stall at our weight and altitude. Our climb profiles kinda scare me sometimes... |
CHQ's is 270/.56 all the way up!
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So is ours. However, I don't like ATC yelling at me so I rarely do it.
Hell, the EPs won't do it anyway. Those things are dogs. |
Haha, you want to hear ATC yell at you? I have one word for you: PPAS (those of you out there know exactly what I mean)
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Originally Posted by matlok
(Post 269650)
What's Vmo in the XR?!? :confused:
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Originally Posted by soon2bfo
(Post 269610)
The CRJ cockpit is cramped and uncomfortable. I really liked the ERJ with the J-track seat rails. As far as flying goes the autopilot in the CRJ 200 is crap, but they fixed it on the 7's and 9's. It commands a 15 degree pitch up when you bug 200 and are going 175 at 10 degrees, then comes all the way down to 2.5 degrees to try to compensate for the amazing slowing trend, then back to 15 up as you shoot through 200... ugh not that I have ever done that... :D
I hate that thing. I don't need to be "directed". |
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