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Qualität des Beitrags: Beteiligte Poster: roland - Roy N - Paul - Pathfinder Forum: - Aero Part Identify Board - aus dem Unterforum: Lockheed Antworten: 7 Forum gestartet am: Donnerstag 15.02.2007 Sprache: englisch Link zum Originaltopic: Red Button Function Letzte Antwort: vor 15 Jahren, 5 Monaten, 24 Tagen, 10 Stunden, 39 Minuten
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Re: Red Button Function
roland - 02.09.2008, 21:54Red Button Function
Found a part at crashsite of p38 which turned out as as red button. there is a small one to be seen in the cockpit of p38. What was it used for?
Thanks for info
roland
Re: Red Button Function
Roy N - 02.09.2008, 23:29
Hi Roland,
i think this button could be for the dive recovery flaps.
the P38 suffered from buffeting in high speed dives when it reached trans sonic speeds. these quick action flaps helped reduce the turbulance and allowed the pilot to recover the aircraft from the dive.
Regards
Roy
Re: Red Button Function
roland - 03.09.2008, 23:19Red Button
Thanks Roy for identification/clarification.
Hope one day to see an original p-38 cockpit.
atb
roland
Re: Red Button Function
Paul - 23.10.2008, 10:54
Hi All,
Kelly B. Kalcheim of the P-38 National Association wrote me it might be that the position was a modified site for perhaps a caging control or perhaps a cockpit rheostat (according to their historian John Stanaway).
Regards,
Paul
Re: Red Button Function
Roy N - 24.10.2008, 20:57
Hi Paul,
with all respect to the gentlemen who offered their help with this problem, i cannot understand how it could be a rheostat. a rheostat has a variable setting and i would have thought it would have to be a dial that was turned, rather than a push button.?
i didnt even know what a caging control was, but having read up on what it is, this also sounds more like it would be a variable control.?
however im sure these gentlemen have far more knowledge of the P 38 than i will ever have.
Regards
Roy
Re: Red Button Function
Paul - 24.10.2008, 21:19
Roy,
Like you I'm afraid we still have to wait for the right answer...it seems it was their historian's wildest guess on this thing :roll:
Paul
Re: Red Button Function
Pathfinder - 24.10.2008, 21:34
Roy,
if you need dokuments of the P-38, I have a "Pilot´s Flight Operationg Instruction" with 57 pages of P-38H, J, L-1. L-5 and F-5B.
Three files of the cockpit area too.
Let me know if you have interest ;)
Regards
Nils
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