In a flight director, how are small deviations corrected?
- Pilot input.
- Servo motor.
- Gyro torque.
Explanation from PART66Online
A flight director only computes and displays steering commands; it does not move the controls itself, so small deviations are corrected by the pilot manually following the director bars. A servo motor would actually fly the aircraft, which is the function of the autopilot, not the flight director.
davide_gibbo asked · 23 Mar 2023
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