Education and demonstration – Vehicle operator instruction or testing – Flight vehicle
Patent
1988-03-30
1990-03-13
Picard, Leo P.
Education and demonstration
Vehicle operator instruction or testing
Flight vehicle
74471R, 74491, 244223, G09B 908
Patent
active
049079700
ABSTRACT:
A simulator handgrip is connected to the shaft of a slip clutch which offers resistance to handgrip displacement, thereby simulating the "feel" of an actual thrust control for aircraft. Linkages are provided for measuring the amount of handgrip displacement as an electrical signal that may be utilized by a simulator computer. Adjustment devices are provided for moving the handgrip and clutch devices along a diagonal direction to accommodate pilots of different height.
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Grumman Aerospace Corporation
Harrison Jessica J.
Picard Leo P.
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