Embaer "M-Shaped" Yoke

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Embaer "M-Shaped" Yoke

Sun Apr 22, 2018 7:47 pm

Hi,


Does anyone know of any single-engined prop aircraft have an Embraer-styled yoke (This design is also employed on the Aerospatiale Concorde & DeHaviland Trident aircraft)?

Thanks
TrainNutter

[img]Embraer%20E190%20Cockpit[/img] [imgAerospatiale Concorde Cockpit][/img] [img]DeHavilend%20DH121%20Trident%20Cockpit[/img]
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OA940
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Re: Embaer "M-Shaped" Yoke

Sun Apr 22, 2018 8:40 pm

If that's an M then it's having a really bad day.
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Re: Embaer "M-Shaped" Yoke

Sun Apr 22, 2018 10:25 pm

TrainNutter wrote:
Hi,


Does anyone know of any single-engined prop aircraft have an Embraer-styled yoke (This design is also employed on the Aerospatiale Concorde & DeHaviland Trident aircraft)?

Thanks
TrainNutter

[img]Embraer%20E190%20Cockpit[/img] [imgAerospatiale Concorde Cockpit][/img] [img]DeHavilend%20DH121%20Trident%20Cockpit[/img]


I can't think of any single engined aircraft, but a number of other British Aircraft had that yoke style, the Bristol Britannia, HS125. As well as Concorde and Trident.
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Re: Embaer "M-Shaped" Yoke

Mon Apr 23, 2018 7:07 am

Clydenairways wrote:
TrainNutter wrote:
Hi,


Does anyone know of any single-engined prop aircraft have an Embraer-styled yoke (This design is also employed on the Aerospatiale Concorde & DeHaviland Trident aircraft)?

Thanks
TrainNutter

[img]Embraer%20E190%20Cockpit[/img] [imgAerospatiale Concorde Cockpit][/img] [img]DeHavilend%20DH121%20Trident%20Cockpit[/img]


I can't think of any single-engined aircraft, but a number of other British Aircraft had that yoke style, the Bristol Britannia, HS125. As well as Concorde and Trident.


Shame. I suppose it could be retrofitted (It's a certified design so It should be fine).
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Re: Embaer "M-Shaped" Yoke

Mon Apr 23, 2018 5:43 pm

Any reason for the design of the Control column on the EMB.
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