[simpits-tech] ACES II Replica, G-cueing Seat.
Brian West.
simpits-tech@simpits.org
Mon, 8 Jul 2002 20:55:11 +0200
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Hi Chris, Many thanks for your detailed and thought provoking run =
down. It gives me quite a bit to ponder on.
Do you happen to know if Cranfield Aerospace put out any technical =
literature or have you come across any published research?
The system I have in mind is a closed loop with positive evacuation of =
each bladder using around 25psi. The thought of 1800psi made me =
involuntarily cross my legs. =20
Best regards, Brian West.
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