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AggieMike88

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The original "I don't know it all" of aviation.
should have been more patient before hitting the submit button....

I was able to answer my question after finding the correct publication.
 
Obviously your answer is wrong…clearly you didn’t account for the Coriolanus force.

edit: I did actually type “coriolis”. Apparently my iPad knows better. :rolleyes:
 
MauleSkinner said:
Obviously your answer is wrong…clearly you didn’t account for the Coriolanus force.

edit: I did actually type “coriolis”. Apparently my iPad knows better. :rolleyes:
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I like your iPad's answer
 
MauleSkinner said:
Obviously your answer is wrong…clearly you didn’t account for the Coriolanus force.

edit: I did actually type “coriolis”. Apparently my iPad knows better. :rolleyes:
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I cannot wait to hear the scientific explanation of how that force works. With very few exceptions, I hope the lecture does not include graphics.
 
Dry Creek said:
I cannot wait to hear the scientific explanation of how that force works. With very few exceptions, I hope the lecture does not include graphics.
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Although largely unknown among fixed wing pilots, this force is especially important for rotorcraft, where it accounts for the lack of lavs on board.
 
NoHeat said:
Although largely unknown among fixed wing pilots, this force is especially important for rotorcraft, where it accounts for the lack of lavs on board.
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Uh huh. In the case of a GyroCopter, does it cause the reverse effect? The world becomes your lavatory?
 
Dry Creek said:
I cannot wait to hear the scientific explanation of how that force works. With very few exceptions, I hope the lecture does not include graphics.
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It would be the force applied by the Shakespearean play…whether that’s good or bad depends on your ability to tolerate culture. ;)
 
MauleSkinner said:
It would be the force applied by the Shakespearean play…whether that’s good or bad depends on your ability to tolerate culture. ;)
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So, that's it!
I always wondered why I became so bored when my Mom took me to the opera. When it comes to live music I prefer simpler tunes, and people that sing in English. I've never fallen asleep at a Bluegrass concert.
Now I know. The Coriolanus effect makes your eyelids feel like lead blankets. A force stronger than gravity.
Who coulda knowed?
 
Would Don Coriolis be providing a force (or effect) that we cannot refuse?
 
Dry Creek said:
I cannot wait to hear the scientific explanation of how that force works. With very few exceptions, I hope the lecture does not include graphics.
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This is how the Corleone Effect works:

"I will do this. And someday, and that day may never come, I will call upon you to do a service for me. But until that day, accept this justice as a gift on my daughter's wedding day."
 
AggieMike88 - you beat me to it by 2 minutes!
 
AggieMike88 said:
should have been more patient before hitting the submit button....

I was able to answer my question after finding the correct publication.
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I’m not sure that matters here. There’s sure to be a multi page thread discussion nothing anyway
 
NoHeat said:
Although largely unknown among fixed wing pilots, this force is especially important for rotorcraft, where it accounts for the lack of lavs on board.
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Is this why Australian helicopter rotors spin the other way?
 
You are better off renting.
/what was the question?
 
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