New super 16 multivalve
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Just received the new super multivalve which controls retracts, doors and proportional brakes, takes pressure from turbine and of course failsaves low pressure on landing gear.
It monitors Airspeed vs AOA and will correct powersettings on approach, will also take care of the flare on
landing and will generate a nice straight take-off and clime out.
If lucky it'll let you fly for a bit.
With this fantastic piece of bling you dont have to hold the sticks anymore, what a relief, we finally can fly without the stress.
You can order one at Skynet as of now, enjoy
It monitors Airspeed vs AOA and will correct powersettings on approach, will also take care of the flare on
If lucky it'll let you fly for a bit.
With this fantastic piece of bling you dont have to hold the sticks anymore, what a relief, we finally can fly without the stress.
You can order one at Skynet as of now, enjoy
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Looks interesting, if it does all you say then you have a great product.
One comment on the design, it might be safer to use barb fittings on the valve internally as some of those pipes look like they bend significantly on exit from the Festo's and that is not ideal - a barb would be more reliable and probably give you a little more room - and cheaper too
Please post a link to Skynet as its not easy to find via a Google search.....
marcs
One comment on the design, it might be safer to use barb fittings on the valve internally as some of those pipes look like they bend significantly on exit from the Festo's and that is not ideal - a barb would be more reliable and probably give you a little more room - and cheaper too

Please post a link to Skynet as its not easy to find via a Google search.....
marcs
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From: SevenoaksKent, UNITED KINGDOM
No servo plugs/sockets, some old serial port and weird green connections. I'm calling "BS" and suggesting powerjets opened up some random device and found it had festo fittings and thought "wind up time"
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Powerjets, is there any significant power loss if the pressure demand is too high, as a retract stuck halfway?
Where and how do you bleed the engine? Are there plans for engine manufactureres to start placing a "utility port" on their engine cases?
Very innovative, can't say I had not thought about this before. We also need someone to design a shaft driven DC Generator/Starter.....then use batteries as backup in case of a flameout.
Thanks, this is awesome!!
David
Where and how do you bleed the engine? Are there plans for engine manufactureres to start placing a "utility port" on their engine cases?
Very innovative, can't say I had not thought about this before. We also need someone to design a shaft driven DC Generator/Starter.....then use batteries as backup in case of a flameout.
Thanks, this is awesome!!
David
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Powerjets, is there any significant power loss if the pressure demand is too high, as a retract stuck halfway?
Where and how do you bleed the engine? Are there plans for engine manufactureres to start placing a "utility port" on their engine cases?
Very innovative, can't say I had not thought about this before. We also need someone to design a shaft driven DC Generator/Starter.....then use batteries as backup in case of a flameout.
Thanks, this is awesome!!
David
Where and how do you bleed the engine? Are there plans for engine manufactureres to start placing a "utility port" on their engine cases?
Very innovative, can't say I had not thought about this before. We also need someone to design a shaft driven DC Generator/Starter.....then use batteries as backup in case of a flameout.
Thanks, this is awesome!!
David



we agreed to keep hat feature a secret; remember the implications to be able to rewind to 5 minutes before the crash...
