High Airspeeds vs High Climb Rates
#11
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Who gives a freak?? I get up as high as I can as fast as I can.I don't give a rats turd about trying to worry about that or saving them a few pennies on fuel.F#$k the profiles,I do what I want as long as its legal.Fly the plane,have fun,F the company and don't worry about it.
#12
Another interesting point a Captain made: our airfoil is designed for high subsonic speeds. It excels in this region, even in the climb. He put it at ~320 knots in pitch mode (to avoid oscillations) and it had the same ascent rate you'd get at ~280 but with a lot more horizontal distance covered.
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In NY area they want altitude first. ORD & DFW, they just want you out of their airspace as quickly as possible. CRJ drivers like to go on about how "this wing loves speed", but it's true. The faster you go, the better it climbs. But seriously, who cares about profiles. Go plaid & make that flight home!! Mach tuck be damned!!
#16
Lots of guys use that Econ Speed for climb but they were very explicit in AQP that it's only for cruise.
Another interesting point a Captain made: our airfoil is designed for high subsonic speeds. It excels in this region, even in the climb. He put it at ~320 knots in pitch mode (to avoid oscillations) and it had the same ascent rate you'd get at ~280 but with a lot more horizontal distance covered.
Another interesting point a Captain made: our airfoil is designed for high subsonic speeds. It excels in this region, even in the climb. He put it at ~320 knots in pitch mode (to avoid oscillations) and it had the same ascent rate you'd get at ~280 but with a lot more horizontal distance covered.
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Who gives a freak?? I get up as high as I can as fast as I can.I don't give a rats turd about trying to worry about that or saving them a few pennies on fuel.F#$k the profiles,I do what I want as long as its legal.Fly the plane,have fun,F the company and don't worry about it.
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Lots of guys use that Econ Speed for climb but they were very explicit in AQP that it's only for cruise.
Another interesting point a Captain made: our airfoil is designed for high subsonic speeds. It excels in this region, even in the climb. He put it at ~320 knots in pitch mode (to avoid oscillations) and it had the same ascent rate you'd get at ~280 but with a lot more horizontal distance covered.
Another interesting point a Captain made: our airfoil is designed for high subsonic speeds. It excels in this region, even in the climb. He put it at ~320 knots in pitch mode (to avoid oscillations) and it had the same ascent rate you'd get at ~280 but with a lot more horizontal distance covered.
Again, excellent post. That Captain 'gets it'.
#19
Bahaha, excellent.
I've noticed the CRJ oscillates much worse than the ERJ, or at least that's how it seems. I've got no empirical data for the trollz that be. Pitch mode is a fantastic way to get a comfortable ride, in both climbs and descents.
I've noticed the CRJ oscillates much worse than the ERJ, or at least that's how it seems. I've got no empirical data for the trollz that be. Pitch mode is a fantastic way to get a comfortable ride, in both climbs and descents.
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Who gives a freak?? I get up as high as I can as fast as I can.I don't give a rats turd about trying to worry about that or saving them a few pennies on fuel.F#$k the profiles,I do what I want as long as its legal.Fly the plane,have fun,F the company and don't worry about it.
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