Tankslapper on landing

[markturner1960]

Hi, had a somewhat embarrassing end to a multiplayer flight yesterday, landed fine, no front tyre puncture etc, after applying the brakes about half way down the run way, I started to get some side to side oscillations caused perhaps by inputting some rudder ( NWS) when applying the brakes which quickly turned into full on veering from side to side followed by going sideways off the runway and ending up upside down........:cry:

 

I have not had this happen before and am usually pretty good at landing, any idea what I might have done wrong and what is the best course of action to stop this happening once in motion?

 

Thanks!

[ex81]

This happend to me, when I took off from a carrier and then forgot to switch on the anti skit again before landing on an airfield. The moment Used NWS the jet startet to move from side to side and finally left the runway.

Think this is the reason .

[Hog_No32]

I tend to activate NWS as late as possible, just when the rudders become ineffective due to too slow airspeed over them. Somewhere around 80 kts or less. That helps me a lot to keep it straight. I also have bound both left and right wheelbrake to the same pedal to avoid inadvertent differential braking. In fact I don‘t know when you need differential braking in that jet, so Imdon‘t miss it :smilewink:

[markturner1960]

Thx, will look into those suggestions....

[Svend_Dellepude]

Release the brakes and take your feet of the rudder. Let the A/C settle and then correct and apply brakes once you are back on track. Make sure that antiskid is on before landing.

[Ourorborus]

This happend to me, when I took off from a carrier and then forgot to switch on the anti skit again before landing on an airfield. The moment Used NWS the jet startet to move from side to side and finally left the runway.

Think this is the reason .

 

This.

 

...Has happened once or twice to me too.

[Noluck]

Same here. You can also over-steer while taking off, veer off the runway and flip... and boom.

[markturner1960]

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