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I haven't yet found any documentation for proper flap position for takeoff in the F-86. Can anyone point me in the right direction.:joystick:

It is always best to not fly too fast or fly too slow. So I fly half fast. :D

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I have not found a manual for the F-86F-35 myself. Some posted this for the F-86E. Not sure how accurate it is but is what I use.

http://aviationshoppe.com/manuals/f-86_flight_manual/f-86.html?pageNumber=4

To whom it may concern,

I am an idiot, unfortunately for the world, I have a internet connection and a fondness for beer....apologies for that.

Thank you for you patience.

 

 

Many people don't want the truth, they want constant reassurance that whatever misconception/fallacies they believe in are true..

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DCS World/Mods/aircraft/F-86/Doc/DCS F-86F_QuickStart EN.

 

I think the standards (for many aircrafts) are half to take off, full for landing.

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Attache ta tuque avec d'la broche.

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I haven't yet found any documentation for proper flap position for takeoff in the F-86. Can anyone point me in the right direction.:joystick:

 

Most info I'vd seen shows full flaps but I find 20% better.

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Thanks for all of the thoughts. Until I find more information I will just use the old technique of matching the down flap angle to the full down deflection of the aileron. this is usually close to best lift over drag. No airplane takes off with full flaps as that would create more drag than lift.

It is always best to not fly too fast or fly too slow. So I fly half fast. :D

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Thanks for all of the thoughts. Until I find more information I will just use the old technique of matching the down flap angle to the full down deflection of the aileron. this is usually close to best lift over drag. No airplane takes off with full flaps as that would create more drag than lift.

 

The real F86 manual I'm looking at right now states takeoff with flaps full down and raise at 160 knots. Raising earlier will initiate a nose drop and retrimming will be required.

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