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Re: Quick Question

Postby refusetakeoff » Wed May 05, 2010 9:02 pm

hi there....
new question
what the diffrence between DC ground n AC ground?

physically i see it as the same....

-- Wed May 12, 2010 9:49 am --

nobody answer?
aiyo....
no EnI lae here meh?
or everybody dont like me?
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Re: Quick Question

Postby khye89 » Wed May 12, 2010 11:03 pm

hai....erm....why aircraft horizontal stabilizer is the anti aerofoil shape?i mean convex under stabilizer surface..
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Re: Quick Question

Postby torx » Sat May 15, 2010 7:24 pm

refusetakeoff,
At best, how many LAEs you know are active in forums like this? And how many of them are 'avionics' trade?
I know several, who don't have time for this. There is absolutely no gains on their side as far as forumming is concerned.
The question is, why should they even bother? Most of them couldn't even be bothered, not even a facebook account.

khye89,
I do not know your background but I advise you to read the Theory of Flights and Flight Controls. Thats the ABCs of flight, I guess people don't want to answer basic/petty questions.. I certainly won't.
Real planes have propellers!
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Re: Quick Question

Postby refusetakeoff » Sun May 16, 2010 10:35 pm

LOL!!!
but this is question from hj yusuf DCA surveyor...hohohoh
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Re: Quick Question

Postby torx » Sun May 16, 2010 11:30 pm

Yes, its a valid question. Problem is no avionics engineer is responding to it here.. :^^:

But I can somewhat give you a lead (or two)
AC systems have 3 wires, live, neutral and ground.
DC have 2.. as you know it. Now are the GROUND still the same?
Another clue. The aircraft's AC generator has a 3 phase output. How many wires?
That should answer your question. :><.:
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Re: Quick Question

Postby refusetakeoff » Mon May 17, 2010 7:06 pm

thanks for the answers...
i rephrase back my question....
why we need 2 dieffrent ground for DC and AC?why cannot at the same ground?

from the wire/power system we can easily determine it AC or DC....thnaks for the clue... :p

my bad...wrongly expressed the question....
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Re: Quick Question

Postby torx » Mon May 17, 2010 7:31 pm

Now, thats better! ::D:
Although they are spelled the same, they don't serve the same purpose, correct?
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Re: Quick Question

Postby refusetakeoff » Tue May 18, 2010 1:30 am

err,,,lebey kurang laa kut..
why need 2?
hohohho...
got cuntfius already..analyse to deep..... :cool:
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Re: Quick Question

Postby visegrip » Thu May 20, 2010 12:38 am

hi guys !!! i hv a question here.... why on some acft both eng can start at the same time , while for some acft the eng can only be started one at a time
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Re: Quick Question

Postby torx » Thu May 20, 2010 11:31 am

Can you be specific?
visegrip wrote:hi guys !!! i hv a question here.... why on some acft both eng can start at the same time , while for some acft the eng can only be started one at a time
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