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Questions about phases of flight where an aircraft gains altitude.
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How long does it take the Predator UAV to reach cruise altitude?
Or, does the absence of a human operator enable a higher rate of climb and descent? How long would the UAV traditionally take to climb to its cruising altitude then? …
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What would the effect be of flap deployment on a UAV such as the Reaper or Predator?
I've read answers that said that the climb performance is usually worse with flaps extended, and the pilots would, if they could, just retract them and get into a clean config as soon as possible. … For designs like the Predator or Reaper UAV, which take-off and land essentially...flat, wouldn't flaps be more beneficial to help their climb? …