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Red Air Rambo 03-11-12 10:53 PM

Riley Short-Field Take-off
 
I was told by a friend with a Riley Super Skyrocket that Riley would do a 2/3rd's (or 20% depending on model) flap takeoff for short-fields Is anyone familiar with more than a 10% or 1/3rd flap take-off as the POH states? ......I've googled and need some ole school advice.


Thanks,
Brent

:confused:

hharney 03-11-12 10:59 PM

Use as much flap as aileron travel for max performance

Red Air Rambo 03-11-12 11:15 PM

I've got the Horton STOL and not the Robertson.

hharney 03-12-12 09:12 AM

That's good, same recipe
Select max travel on the aileron and match the flap angle

Red Air Rambo 03-12-12 11:28 AM

Ok...thanks Herb I'll give it a try.

Learjetter 03-12-12 08:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hharney (Post 17947)
That's good, same recipe
Select max travel on the aileron and match the flap angle

Ok...ready to learn: what's the aerodynamic/aircraft performance science behind this statement. Not doubting it, just asking where this nugget comes from.

hharney 03-12-12 08:43 PM

Comes from the Robertson STOL training they did many moons ago. Back country flying uses this technique frequently for short T/O procedures


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