Pomilio, Ottorino · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 148
ty V corresponds. But the pilot has another means for maneuvering forheight; that is, the variation of the engine power by ad-justing the fuel supply. In fact, let us suppose that thepilot reduces the power pPi] then the difference pP2 — Pi,will decrease, consequently decreasing V and sin e. If the… … 110 120 130V M.p.h. Fig. 95. 140 150 160 170 series of speeds, varying from a minimum value, whichdepends essentially upon the characteristics of the airplane,to a maximum value which depends not only upon theairplane, but also upon the engine and propeller. CHAPTER XSTABILITY AND MANEUVERABILITY…
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