What is the yaw damper??

All about the yaw damper in the PC-12, or any airplane that has one. #YD

[@lvwpy]

Thanks for the explanation, very clear and concise!

[@GeneStuart]

Thank you!

[@CMcCan]

Really nice, simple, precise explanation - thank you!

[@GeneStuart]

Thank you! 😁

[@M__A__358]

thank you so much for this simple and thorough explanation

[@GeneStuart]

Thanks for watching! 😁

[@zsblendorio]

Great explanation. Thank you!

[@Lauti-cw2zs]

I just searched about yd 2 days ago and know you upload this explanation, perfect timing. Good explanation btw

[@GeneStuart]

Nice! Thanks for watching!

[@craigbrown5359]

Outstanding!

[@AO-hc1wi]

Cool video!👍🏻🎉

[@9sierraaviation126]

Thank you for this explanation, easy to understand

[@GeneStuart]

Thank you!

[@bernard.c4648]

Thank you for making it easy!

[@GeneStuart]

🙏😁

[@MohamedHacini-gf7rx]

Think you

[@gama1123]

Can you explain Take Off Power Calculations? There's is a Static Take Off Power Chart specifically for the PC-12 that I'm not sure how to read... and I can't find any explanations online. Thanks.

[@GeneStuart]

Sure thing. Video comin' up!

[@jemand8462]

Does anything like this also exist for roll and pitch? Sounds to me it's pretty useful in turbulences, especially in airliners.

[@GeneStuart]

Roll and pitch stability are incorporated into the design of the airframe. Dihedral, the slight V-shape of the wings, tends to roll the wings back to level when disturbed. Pitch stability is achieved through proper loading of the airplane. The farther aft the CG, the less stable the airplane is in pitch and vice versa. Good question!

[@ChernoBueno]

Thanks for the video. On your front window to the left I can see metel wire is that temp probe?? There’s 3 of them there there on the a310 too I don’t know what they are

[@GeneStuart]

Those are heated elements for the windshield de-ice system.

[@ChernoBueno]

@@GeneStuart thanks for getting back to me it’s really appreciated!

[@ChernoBueno]

I subbed because that’s a kind little thing to do I’ve needed to know for months what they are 🤣

[@GeneStuart]

Welcome! 😁 Glad to help!