H G Hawker Airman His Life And Work
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She recovered promptly also from a straight-dive which was almost vertical. "Now comes this smash, and it is worth studying, for according to the rules of the game the machine should have come up when the elevator was pulled back. During the afternoon Mr. Hawker had been arguing with an officer of the Naval Air Service about the need for more vertical surface aft A Chapter of Accidents 167 on these small high-speed Scouts. The officer in question held that, owing to the short tail, if a Scout s...tarted to spin round its own nose it would never come into control again. "When Mr. Hawker disappeared behind the trees he undoubtedly had his elevator lever hard back, and, as he was then banked well over to the right, his elevators were acting, if they were acting at all, as rudders, and so were forcing his tail round and increasing the spin. In this position the rudder should act as an elevator and throw the nose of the machine down, so causing a straight nose-dive from which it should be easy to recover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She recovered promptly also from a straight-dive which was almost vertical. "Now comes this smash, and it is worth studying, for according to the rules of the game the machine should have come up when the elevator was pulled back. During the afternoon Mr. Hawker had been arguing with an officer of the Naval Air Service about the need for more vertical surface aft A Chapter of Accidents 167 on these small high-speed Scouts. The officer in question held that, owing to the short tail, if a Scout s...tarted to spin round its own nose it would never come into control again. "When Mr. Hawker disappeared behind the trees he undoubtedly had his elevator lever hard back, and, as he was then banked well over to the right, his elevators were acting, if they were acting at all, as rudders, and so were forcing his tail round and increasing the spin. In this position the rudder should act as an elevator and throw the nose of the machine down, so causing a straight nose-dive from which it should be easy to recover.
What to read after H G Hawker Airman His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Muriel Hawker to read onlineMoreLess
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