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    Yesterday de news, if i did not hear wrongly, 72km/h wind in tokyo brought the FEDEX plane down?... where got so fast de wind?.. isit true?...

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    Originally posted by flightsimmer View Post
    Yesterday de news, if i did not hear wrongly, 72km/h wind in tokyo brought the FEDEX plane down?... where got so fast de wind?.. isit true?...
    it happens everywhere especially in coastal areas if im not wrong
    so far strongest i've seen in Singapore is about 25-30 knots
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      #3
      Originally posted by SPHB View Post
      it happens everywhere especially in coastal areas if im not wrong
      so far strongest i've seen in Singapore is about 25-30 knots
      i noe plane measure by knots. fly microsoft flight sim too much. 30knots around hw much km/h?

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        #4
        1 knot = 1.85km/h
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          #5
          I guess u dont read, listen or watch the news. There are 200+km/h winds also. U need to "see" the world.

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            #6
            Yeap,72km/h.
            Wind Shear or something.

            See link
            http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090323/...as_japan_crash
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              #7
              Originally posted by flightsimmer View Post
              Yesterday de news, if i did not hear wrongly, 72km/h wind in tokyo brought the FEDEX plane down?... where got so fast de wind?.. isit true?...
              ya, it is not purely bcoz of the wind, but also bcoz of the the design of the plane. The MD-11 was designed with a smaller horizontal stabilizer than other airliners. Plus the shifting of its center of gravity further aft, causes it to be unusually light on the controls. That design, known as relaxed stability, is common to fighter planes but is not normally found in the pitch axis of a civilian airliner. It makes it more likely that the pilot will overcontrol and exacerbate the situation, during a recovery attempt after a high altitude upset. That deficient design, combined with a lack of pilot training for upset recovery in the MD-11, was the cause of several accidents, mostly likely including this.

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                #8
                Originally posted by flightsimmer View Post
                Yesterday de news, if i did not hear wrongly, 72km/h wind in tokyo brought the FEDEX plane down?... where got so fast de wind?.. isit true?...


                Last time when hurricane katrina hit USA wind speed reach up too 300km/h

                so 72km/h is strong for a plane but is not one of the strongest wind
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by GTR35 View Post
                  Last time when hurricane katrina hit USA wind speed reach up too 300km/h

                  so 72km/h is strong for a plane but is not one of the strongest wind
                  imagine if u were trying to land a rc jet / heli when 72km/h wind blows. lol

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by jansonfinn View Post
                    ya, it is not purely bcoz of the wind, but also bcoz of the the design of the plane. The MD-11 was designed with a smaller horizontal stabilizer than other airliners. Plus the shifting of its center of gravity further aft, causes it to be unusually light on the controls. That design, known as relaxed stability, is common to fighter planes but is not normally found in the pitch axis of a civilian airliner. It makes it more likely that the pilot will overcontrol and exacerbate the situation, during a recovery attempt after a high altitude upset. That deficient design, combined with a lack of pilot training for upset recovery in the MD-11, was the cause of several accidents, mostly likely including this.
                    Imagine landing at close too stalling speed, when going to touch down, suddenly the head wind change direction become tail wing, the aircraft will drop like shit....

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by flightsimmer View Post
                      imagine if u were trying to land a rc jet / heli when 72km/h wind blows. lol
                      Sloper gliders pilots love it when it's blowing hard !

                      ...the harder the better ! ...so you see, not all RC flyers hates the wind !
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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Ghostfit View Post
                        Sloper gliders pilots love it when it's blowing hard !

                        ...the harder the better ! ...so you see, not all RC flyers hates the wind !
                        wad if so strong ur glider kena blow far far until out of sight? want to turn back to land, but become going against the wind, maybe got motor but no power, or even no motor at all. then kena blow away?..

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                          #13


                          No hope, no hope.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Ghostfit View Post
                            Sloper gliders pilots love it when it's blowing hard !

                            ...the harder the better ! ...so you see, not all RC flyers hates the wind !
                            sounds wrong...
                            Kedi AH !

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Murdanny View Post
                              sounds wrong...
                              Ahhh ! ...you should try slope soaring one of these days !
                              Originally posted by Adrianli View Post


                              No hope, no hope.
                              He's still young, got a long way more to go ! ...dun give up hope !
                              Originally posted by flightsimmer View Post
                              wad if so strong ur glider kena blow far far until out of sight? want to turn back to land, but become going against the wind, maybe got motor but no power, or even no motor at all. then kena blow away?..
                              The stronger the wind, the more weight you put at the CG position to make the glider heavier thus giving it a higher wing loading allowing it to penetrate the wind.

                              Doesn't meant no motor cannot fly upwind !
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