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Originally posted by hooper
Well I am glad to see you finally admit that it is possible to fly a plane outside its envelope and hit something. Now that wasn't too hard was it? I said this because nowhere in your smug retort do you state that the plane is impossible to control and therefore is capable, with some difficulty, of being flown faster than the manual suggests.
Originally posted by TiffanyInLA
... such an aircraft would be impossible to control, ...
I wholeheartedly agree with the above.
Apparently you refused to click the links defining aircraft stability and control.
Do you still think it is impossible to plot a V-G diagram when the V-Speeds are known?
"A Responsibility to Explain an Aeronautical Improbability"
Originally posted by trebor451
You disagree with Deets, then, who said it was just "improbable"...
Levels of Improbability,
To keep it simple, let’s say there were just two components to the question -- could the official story be true, with respect to UA175? (1) Could the airplane fly at 510 knots at that low altitude? (2) Could an inexperienced pilot hit the target unaided?
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The joint probability would be .3 * .1 = .03 (3%). I would call that an aeronautical improbability.
Even 3% has the descriptor “improbable,” even though it probably should be called “very improbable.” I'm reserving the "impossible" word for 0% probability.
Dwain
"To me, it's impossible, you know, any pilot that has been in a commercial jet would probably laugh if you said 510 knots." - Capt Rusty Aimer
Originally posted by VirginiaRisesYetAgain
I think the real problem is none of these guys want to even entertain the thought that they're making complete fools of themselves before a chick that looks like nothing they'll be bagging any time soon.
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
Notice it's the truthers who like to suck up to Tiffany as though "she" might actually let them "bag" her at some point...
I guess if your radar is off in one area then it's probably off for everything.
Originally posted by hooper
No, no I insist.
You said it wasn't easy.
And I agreed.
And you thanked me for my honesty.
So it is settled law.
Trebor, weedwhacker, why do you refuse to answer these questions?
That is why so many Capts with thousands of hours in type say it's impossible and couldn't do it themselves.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by TiffanyInLA
"??"
Trebor, weedwhacker, why do you refuse to answer these questions?
Won't speak for Trebor....but WTH are you talking about?!?
The answers are everywhere....problem is, YOU don't like them.
Originally posted by triplescorpio
you evert try and get three people to keep a secret two of them blab and the other one well they may not blab but often will allude thats a lota people to keep the biggest secret ever created but hey i cant wait to hear your answer
Thanks again for being honest.
It iosn;t easy. That is why so many Capts with thousands of hours in type say it's impossible and couldnt do it themselves.
So now that you admit it's not "easy" why do you still defend the govt story day and night, when the best "hijacker" couldn't even control a 172 at 65 knots? You think a 3% "probability" justifies your actions here on ATS? (and I assume JREF)
Do you still think it's impossible to plot a V-G diagram when the V Speeds are known?
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Funny....I get accused of not answering a "question" (a lie, BTW) but, MY question, regarding the HUGE numbers of REAL airline pilots who don't buy the 'junque' fromthat website, and its band of wannabes?
THAT is studiously ignored...wonder why? (rhetorical)....
Originally posted by hooper
Yep, need the definition of the curves from the designer for the specific plane. You, could however, just fudge something you found on the internet and say you did it. Oh wait....