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Kein Ahnung wie gut das simuliert ist, aber eine eingefrorene Pitot Probe hat zur folge, dass die Geschwindigkeit wie ein Höhenmesser reagiert.JaBoG32_G-Rex hat geschrieben: ↑21. Feb 2018, 11:46Könnte es auch an Pitot Heat liegen? Das würde für mich zumindest die eingefrorene Geschwindigkeitsanzeige erklären.
Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birgenair_Flight_301Crash[edit]
During takeoff roll at 11:42 p.m local time (03:42 UTC[7]), the captain found that his air speed indicator (ASI) was not working properly, but chose not to abort takeoff.[8] The co-pilot's ASI was functional.
As the plane was climbing through 4,700 feet (1,400 m), the captain's airspeed indicator read 350 knots (650 km/h). The autopilot, which was taking its air speed information from the same equipment that was providing faulty readings to the captain's ASI, increased the pitch-up attitude and reduced power to lower the plane's airspeed. The co-pilot's ASI read 200 knots (370 km/h) and decreasing,[9] yet the aircraft started to give multiple contradictory warnings that it was flying too fast, including rudder ratio, Mach airspeed, and overspeed lights and sounds.
The autopilot reached the limits of its programming and disengaged.[10] After checking their circuit breakers for the source of the warnings, the crew then reduced thrust to lower the speed. This immediately triggered the 757's stick-shaker stall alert, warning the confused pilots that the aircraft was flying dangerously slow, seconds after it was warning them that the speed was too high. The co-pilot and the relief pilot Muhlis Evrenesoğlu both seemed to recognise the approaching stall and tried to tell the captain,[11] but did not intervene directly, possibly out of deference to the captain's age and experience.[not in citation given] The captain then tried to recover from the stall by increasing the plane's thrust to full, but the plane was still in a nose up attitude, preventing the engines from receiving adequate airflow to match the increase in thrust. The left engine flamed out, which caused the right engine, still at full power, to throw the aircraft into a spin. Moments later, the plane inverted.[12] At 11:47 p.m., the Ground Proximity Warning System sounded an audio warning, and eight seconds later the plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. All 13 crew members and 176 passengers were killed.
Hmm....ich meine, diesen Schalter nicht angefasst zu haben, aber ich werde das heute Abend im Auge haben.JaBoG32_G-Rex hat geschrieben: ↑21. Feb 2018, 11:46Könnte es auch an Pitot Heat liegen? Das würde für mich zumindest die eingefrorene Geschwindigkeitsanzeige erklären.