Skymaster AV-8B
07-17-2018 | 11:16 AM
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07-19-2018 | 12:39 AM
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07-19-2018 | 02:50 AM
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07-19-2018 | 03:14 AM
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From: ShulinCity, Taipei County, TAIWAN
Hello Mikey5547:
If you mean Harrier GR5, it is easy to transform from AV-8B Plus to this version, the nose cone is detachable. But if you mean the old classic UK small wings version, a whole new different mold is needed.
If you mean Harrier GR5, it is easy to transform from AV-8B Plus to this version, the nose cone is detachable. But if you mean the old classic UK small wings version, a whole new different mold is needed.
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07-19-2018 | 11:14 PM
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Hi Likai, yes I mean GR5. I wondered if Skymaster would offer a different nose version a bit like the F4 Phantom. Congratulations on a great achievement!
07-19-2018 | 11:54 PM
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From: ShulinCity, Taipei County, TAIWAN
08-11-2018 | 06:23 AM
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we just finished the Harrier hovering tested and we now waiting the new design turbine from kingtech and new Harrier first product , then we will test Transition fly again soon.
08-11-2018 | 08:56 AM
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I am hugely impressed by this Anton, hearty congratlations.
To to help in your development and test flying may I suggest you read John Farley’s brilliant book, “ A View from the Hover” .
John was the BA e chief test pilot on the Harrier ( after Bill Bedford did the first flights, and Duncan Simpson who was very helpful to me on Hawk issues) and in the book he describes in detail many problems, solutions and techniques for VTOL, particularly issues of control and stability both in the hover and partial jet and wing borne flight. In the end he made it seem very simple IF the right techniques are used and the traps are understood.
Good read, too, too for anyone interested in test flying or just improving their general full-size flying skills, particularly for recreational pilots.
Isbn 978 0 95327 52 05
David.
To to help in your development and test flying may I suggest you read John Farley’s brilliant book, “ A View from the Hover” .
John was the BA e chief test pilot on the Harrier ( after Bill Bedford did the first flights, and Duncan Simpson who was very helpful to me on Hawk issues) and in the book he describes in detail many problems, solutions and techniques for VTOL, particularly issues of control and stability both in the hover and partial jet and wing borne flight. In the end he made it seem very simple IF the right techniques are used and the traps are understood.
Good read, too, too for anyone interested in test flying or just improving their general full-size flying skills, particularly for recreational pilots.
Isbn 978 0 95327 52 05
David.
Last edited by David Gladwin; 08-11-2018 at 10:49 PM.
