Banking Manouvre For Final Impact, high speed configuration inner ailerons |
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Banking Manouvre For Final Impact, high speed configuration inner ailerons |
 Feb 7 2010, 10:43 AM
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Group: Student Forum Pilot Posts: 39 Joined: 3-June 08 From: The Netherlands Member No.: 3,495  |
It’s been a while since my last contribution in the discussions on these forum but there is something I want to discuss about a small detail on UA 175 video footage I saw recently and specific the front view of the last banking maneuver just before hitting the south tower.
Maybe there is more, better or sharper footage we can verify to see if the inner aileron of the 767 is active. For the people who don’t know, a 767 has an inner and outer aileron and any 767 pilot can agree that in high speed configuration the inner aileron is active and due to the sharp banking it must be visible. The reason for this is the fact that on other forums the plane/no-plane discussion is still alive and this can be one of the small proofs for both theories. Nevertheless we already know that the airspeeds as projected are far above the limits and impossible to fly on sea level with a 767. Cheers… |
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Feb 7 2010, 11:52 AM
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Group: Valued Member Posts: 3,773 Joined: 14-December 06 From: Fort Pierce, FL Member No.: 331 |
The angle of bank of 175 is the thing that had puzzled me the most from the very start. How can a pilot lining up several miles out, even a rookie pilot, be that far off in the lineup? He very nearly missed the building completely.
My explanation is that it was a drone aircraft, and that some sort of homing device locked on in the last few seconds and commanded the bank. Just a theory. Can't remember which airplane hit which tower, but the impact point on one of the towers was a series of floors leased by a company owned by Paul Bremer. I theorize they had some sort of homing transmitter. As for exceeding Vne or any other airspeed limitation, it can be done, but of course there is a penalty and a risk involved. |
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Jan 7 2011, 04:34 AM
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Group: Student Forum Pilot Posts: 41 Joined: 31-December 10 From: Australia Member No.: 5,552 |
(IMG:http://911anomalies.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/1767anomaly5qw4.jpg)
are the ailerons controlled manually? how would the hijackers know how much to use? |
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Jan 9 2011, 12:29 PM
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Group: Valued Member Posts: 3,773 Joined: 14-December 06 From: Fort Pierce, FL Member No.: 331 |
The ailerons are controlled by the control wheel in the cockpit. Computers of sorts determine whether the inboard or outboard surfaces are deflected, depending upon airspeed and aircraft configuration.
The pilot simply moves the control wheel. |
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