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Looking at the FB video, it looks like Terrain Avoidance here means something like the modes in the Viggen or Jeff, where the radar is showing potential obstacles and their azimuth, rather than e.g. the Skyghawk, where the antenna is just scanning up and down and only showing what's straight ahead of the jet. Cool stuff, it's going to be really handy with the new clouds!


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13 hours ago, TLTeo said:

Looking at the FB video, it looks like Terrain Avoidance here means something like the modes in the Viggen or Jeff, where the radar is showing potential obstacles and their azimuth, rather than e.g. the Skyghawk, where the antenna is just scanning up and down and only showing what's straight ahead of the jet. Cool stuff, it's going to be really handy with the new clouds!

 

 

What you're talking about the Skyhawk is called "terrain following", so yes, this is different 😉

 

Terrain avoidance:

Prepare your navigation, and say that during that leg between 2 waypoints you are flying at a specific altitude. Terrain avoidance allows you to check that you are clear of obstacles.

 

Terrain following:

It does allow you to fly the aircraft to stay at a specific height above the ground. So you can fly the aircraft in the vertical plan.

 

The next step is automatic terrain following (Mirage 2000N & D).


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