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Use for cockpit controls (trim, yoke, etc). Use [control-surfaces] for the surfaces that actually move.
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Why were the space shuttle’s flight controls only certified for low airspeeds?
From what I understand the limits seem to be related to contingency maneuvers such as RTLS or TAL where the external tank was still attached. These were only possible after the solid rocket boosters h …
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How dissimilar are redundant flight control computers?
In general, software isn't manufactured wrong. When the software is created (programmed), defects can be introduced as you described by either faulty implementations or by bad specifications. Faulty i …
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