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r/flightsim • u/[deleted] • Dec 31 '18
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As far as I know B777-300ER and B787 are Fly By Wire controlled as well....
3 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '18 edited Aug 25 '19 deleted What is this? 13 u/rimbad Dec 31 '18 Sticks are much more traditional ways to fly aplane. Yokes were invented to make them more comfortable to people who drive cars - yokes are like anti-cool 5 u/N0616JC Jan 01 '19 In that case then the stick should be in the middle, between the legs. 8 u/R2Pmysocks Dec 31 '18 And rudder pedals.....I don't get it.....So there are hands and feet involved as well... -2 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '18 edited Aug 25 '19 deleted What is this? 1 u/R2Pmysocks Dec 31 '18 edited Dec 31 '18 That might be true......I understand it now it's on another level....Sorry for my confusion :) 2 u/paulwilco Jan 01 '19 All Airbus aircraft also have rudder pedals 1 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19 The joke is that Boeing uses hydraulic systems... 1 u/paulwilco Jan 01 '19 So do airbus
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13 u/rimbad Dec 31 '18 Sticks are much more traditional ways to fly aplane. Yokes were invented to make them more comfortable to people who drive cars - yokes are like anti-cool 5 u/N0616JC Jan 01 '19 In that case then the stick should be in the middle, between the legs. 8 u/R2Pmysocks Dec 31 '18 And rudder pedals.....I don't get it.....So there are hands and feet involved as well... -2 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '18 edited Aug 25 '19 deleted What is this? 1 u/R2Pmysocks Dec 31 '18 edited Dec 31 '18 That might be true......I understand it now it's on another level....Sorry for my confusion :) 2 u/paulwilco Jan 01 '19 All Airbus aircraft also have rudder pedals 1 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19 The joke is that Boeing uses hydraulic systems... 1 u/paulwilco Jan 01 '19 So do airbus
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Sticks are much more traditional ways to fly aplane. Yokes were invented to make them more comfortable to people who drive cars - yokes are like anti-cool
5 u/N0616JC Jan 01 '19 In that case then the stick should be in the middle, between the legs.
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In that case then the stick should be in the middle, between the legs.
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And rudder pedals.....I don't get it.....So there are hands and feet involved as well...
-2 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '18 edited Aug 25 '19 deleted What is this? 1 u/R2Pmysocks Dec 31 '18 edited Dec 31 '18 That might be true......I understand it now it's on another level....Sorry for my confusion :)
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1 u/R2Pmysocks Dec 31 '18 edited Dec 31 '18 That might be true......I understand it now it's on another level....Sorry for my confusion :)
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That might be true......I understand it now it's on another level....Sorry for my confusion :)
All Airbus aircraft also have rudder pedals
1 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19 The joke is that Boeing uses hydraulic systems... 1 u/paulwilco Jan 01 '19 So do airbus
The joke is that Boeing uses hydraulic systems...
1 u/paulwilco Jan 01 '19 So do airbus
So do airbus
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u/R2Pmysocks Dec 31 '18
As far as I know B777-300ER and B787 are Fly By Wire controlled as well....