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landing properly, using comms.. CH trio

 

 

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This has been around a long time for our F16 in Falcon but may be of use for the Hawg...

 

http://www.185th.co.uk/files/Training/Assessment/F-16_Landing_Tutorial.pdf

 

Basically, it says if you play the AOA bracket you dont have to worry about landing weight//approach speeds.

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The A-10C-1 specifically says that you must calculate an approach speed which must be respected regardless of AoA indications.

 

If the indexer shows "on-speed" at or above the calculated approach speed, fly the indexer.

 

If the indexer still shows "slightly fast" or "fast" at the calculated approach speed, you may not fly slower than the calculated speed.

 

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The A-10C-1 specifically says that you must calculate an approach speed which must be respected regardless of AoA indications.

 

There's a -1 available for the C? :huh:

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