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Is this an alpha floor equivalent in the 744?

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I discovered recently that if you fly in SPD mode and enter a speed that is horribly slow, when the Queen slows down enough to induce stick shaker and head toward the red stall bricks, suddenly FLCH will kick in and give you a massive boost up and over to get you righted again. Is this an alpha floor equivalent in the 744? Is it dependent on speed or AoA? Jonathan

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Ahhh, the Falling Leif maneuver.FLCH SPD is that AFS

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Another great post, Sam, thanks!Jonathan

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Sam... Is this real world behaviour or PMDG behaviour? Thanks,Cheers.Q>

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I hear the atmospherics in MSFS do not allow accurate modeling of stalls . . .don't know about that. However I tried this in an MD11 "Big Sim" and it didn't act like this at all . . . thank goodness.The MD just put its nose down and gave away what ever altitude necessary to get back above the airspeed yellow. The sim operator didn

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Stall modelling is diabolically bad in the latest few versions of FS.Ironically in FS5.1 you had a fairly good model in that you could spin, stall and even snap-roll aircraft, then in FS98 they lost the plot a bit.Hopefully with X coming soon we shold see a remedy to this, not that you want to snap roll a 747 or an MD11 mind you, but I like the idea of knowing I could TRY. :-)


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