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this is the best explanation I have seen so far thank you !

Wanted to listen so much but the audio is horrific.

I have studied fluid dynamics at several of the UK's most 'prestigious' Universities. Never have I had such a useful explanation of shockwave formation. The *qualitative but consistent* way you describe this is essential before the differential analysis can be understood. Congratulations.

'Stabilator' . A word _made_ for the Geordie accent .

I love the attention to details that you have and the understanding the we are students who nede to imagine and understand every bit. I wish you were my instructor! THANK YOU! Just one question. Does this mean that mechanically, the balance and the trim tabs are the same physical piece?

Beautiful guitars in the background, lovely looking Dimebag and what looks to be a super strat

Fantastic video and very informative!

My thinking is if we could mitigate the disadvantage on the stealth by maybe at least minimum of less than 30 percent and have canard like the chinese and amplify fighting capability by more than 30 is that a good enough trade off to have canards?

12:44 in when I say relevant airflow I mean relative..........it was a long day and I did all these during COVID lockdown in one take

Since then I have had my head in the books again and learned about a slight increase in the drag moment of the tailplane being included in some designs deliberately to damp out phugoids

Thank you. I have design quiz tomorrow. I am sure I can't fail after this

I love your explanations very clear and easy to follow. The examples you use are great and make me understand thoroughly. Looking forward to watching more your videos!! Keep up the good work! Cheers.

Do not know why I have written (all flying tail) next to delta wing. It was a long time ago in a galaxy far far away and I was very tired

The acoustics become coupled with shocks, chicken and the egg type scenario, is the acoustics moving the shock, or is the shock altering the acoustics?

Wow that's a deep explanation.

Sorry everyone there is an error 2 minutes in. When I said finite wing I meant infinite

Still not dead and more content (or re brand) coming soon.....Thanks for staying with the channel

Great explanation

So what’s a balance tab my class has it on the test

Great information. Thanks very much.

Got it...lol

👍👍 awesome 👍 new subscriber liked 👍 hello from Kentucky mountains USA

Just noticed there is 40 seconds of audio missing in the middle where I shared the picture of the stormtroopers???

Thank you so so much for this explanation! Helped me with my homework for one of my class! This was pretty much the only video I could find that explained aileron and rudder trim tabs.

the f16 isn't American

Awesome explanation, thanks very much!!!

Great video, I had the call on no caller ID and I didn’t answer and I’m still waiting on the email but thanks for clearing things up. Very helpful👍

Thank you !

Very helpful!

Nicely explained.

I don't go to Newcastle AA but I study aeronautical engineering, and this has been so much help. thank you very much.

thank you so much, this is really helpful. May ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS US ALL

Hi, would it be possible for you to upload a video covering the merit and distinction questions? I am Airbus apprentice an I am almost certain we are doing the same Theory of flight assignment. Also this video was very helpful thanks.

Thanks Steve, nice intro haha

Proper miss Steve.

Nice glasses

Thanks for the upload Steve!

I just love how you use AC7 to explain these stuffs

Thanks, Steve

Nice video, Steve. Quick question, are slats and leading edge extenders the same thing?

Cheers for video, Steve

cheers for the videos, steve

Cheers for the video, Steve

Thanks for the recap, Steve

Thanks for the refresher.

Thanks for the video Steve. It really helped

great video, thanks, Steve!

Great video Steve. That intro was unexpected and very amusing! I definitely wouldn't mind having an intro like that for every topic :D. I'm finding all the videos helpful. Thank you

Kyle H asked if you have to actually draw sketches and upload them for assignments or just add an image form google. The answer is simple. If you use "A base image" from google or bing and then add your own arrows and text then that is your own work and is ok to submit. An example of this would be an open source photo of aeroplane flaps that you add your own arrow to showing airflow. You cannot and must not just use full explanation images such as a diagram from the NASA website answering the question for you. Use common sense, produce your own work. If you want to sketch on a piece of paper and upload a photo of the sketch to your assignment document then that is fine but an electronic image produced using Microsoft paint for example is well within you capabilities and what is expected at this level of study.