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Hi everyone,

 

Really minor issue for me : my displayed HUD IAS doesn't match with IAS in the "ctrl+Y" bottom screen data bar. Have I missed something or do you guys have the same :huh:?

 

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Maybe, im not sure, the Harrier HUD is Calibrated Knots and the bar is only knots, not calibrated?

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It would make sens if it was Calibrated airspeed. But i think the airspeed in the HUD is Indicated airspeed as it is mentioned in the pocket guide page 44 and 46 (in the note). Where did you guys got the info that it was KCAS in the HUD ?

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We'll check.

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We'll check.

 

HUD should be KCAS (NAV, V/STOL, A2A) and KTAS (A2G) as the pitot pressure from the left pitot static probe passes through the ADC which converts it, and then through the MC and Display Computer which displays the HUD, MPCDs, and DDI.

 

Standby airspeed indicator receives pitot pressure from the right pitot static probe, which doesn't pass through the ADC first, and should read KIAS.

 

The ADC and Standby indicators receive static pressure from both probes.

Posted

The HUD airspeed indicator is Knots Calibrated Airspeed KCAS not KIAS.

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