flying instruments

But what are those miniature flying instruments swarming around the area here?"

There are some flying instruments to master, but the program has none of the complexity of a flight simulator.

Reversionary flying instruments, lit by LEDs, are located under a hinged right glareshield.

The UFOs were precursors of more generic flying instruments, the Pocket Gamelan.

The radiator followed three months later, and the exhaust was in place by September - as were the flying instruments/gauges/compass which we had shipped to us from Florida.

I had blind flying instruments on the instrument board; but, even so, who would care to fly blind in a world concerning the topography of which he knew nothing?

It involved bicycle rides of three hours from Stockel to Terbloc and return at night, improvisation of flying instruments, obtaining scarce petrol, and testing systems.

Auster IV with blind flying instruments (Vacuum pump) and flap modification, and removable armour plate installed for pilot only, 790 built.

As John McCannon writes, "Chkalov was a brilliant instinctual flier, preferring to rely on hunches and reflex rather than standard methodology or flying instruments.

Basic flying instruments include ASI, DG and old black-and-white artificial horizon above altimeter, turn-and-slip and VSI.

The major production version was the Auster V (Model J) which was an Auster IV with blind flying instruments, and a flap modification.

He removed his thumb to test the wound in his thigh, and immediately there was a full spray of bright blood from it like a flamingo's feather, and hastily he stopped it again and concentrated on his flying instruments.

In 1909, Théophile Bois and Jacques-Théodore Saconney published a scientific paper explaining the technical reasons why kites remained stable when flying in the air and providing scientific evidence explaining the equilibrium of such flying instruments [1].