Define: Pilot Heat

Your spelling it wrong!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitot

ah ha, Ta!

Danny, here's your Signature. Put the boxed are into your Profile.

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I have, still no luck :@. I have the "Show Sig" option switched on in my settings too!

Ta any way.

That's the right code(as you see below). It's a little tricky, I couldn't get it to work at first either. Put it in again by typing [img] then paste in the code, then [/img]. It should work.

i have done EXATLY as you said, and in the Quote is the EXACT Same code as u posted.

Ta!

I think it is pitot heat not pilot heat that you are asking about. I also made this mistake, but read more closely and found out.

mossy wrote:

I think it is pitot heat not pilot heat that you are asking about. I also made this mistake, but read more closely and found out.

Seven minutes after dannyboy2005 posted his query, Radarman already answered his question

yup but radarman only sed he was spelling it wrong. I tried to give further by giving him the correct spelling

mossy wrote:

yup but radarman only sed he was spelling it wrong. I tried to give further by giving him the correct spelling

Did you bother to click on the link Radarman provided?

I guess now I have to ask: Did you bother to read the article Radarman's link pointed to?

Tailhok, i took advice for the link, no luck. RadarMan couldn't help me no more, Ta!

dannyboy2005 wrote:

Tailhok, i took advice for the link, no luck. RadarMan couldn't help me no more, Ta!

If Radarman couldn't help you with 'Pilot heat' than that's due to the fact that Pilot heat is not part of any vocabulary.
Pitot heat on the other hand has a meaning in aviation and this has been pointed out to you on several occasions in this thread alone. If you can't be bothered reading up on this and thus answering your own initial question, then I suggest you join the rapidly growing club of those who prefer to grope in the dark rather than getting an answer to their questions.

Oh, the dark ages all over again.

Pitot heat- The pitot heat switch controls a small heating element contained within the pitot tube. This is used to prevent ice accumulation that would block the small opening of the pitot tube and cause the airspeed indicator to read zero in flight. Pitot heat is used when flying through visible moisture with a outside temperature(OAT) of 32 degrees/0 degrees centigrade or less. Jet aircraft normally fly with the pitot heat on at all times. 🙂

See Radarmans link for definition of Pitot tube.

Cheers mate

Judging from this thread, our future generations are doomed.

Damn, I knew I was doing something wrong, I thought the pilot heat switch was the one you flicked, that then alerted the blonde stewerdess, that then came and sat on your knee, and got you all hot and bothered, , no .