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1 position
положение; место ЛА; рабочее место ( члена экипажа) ; позиция; устанавливать в ( требуемое) положение1/2 position — положение, соответствующее выпуску закрылков наполовину
20-deg. sweep position — положение (крыла) с углом стреловидности 20°
actual dead reckoning position — действительные координаты счислимой точки (в отличие от приближенных)
air inlet spike position — положение «иглы» [конуса] воздухозаборника
air intake spike position — положение «иглы» [конуса] воздухозаборника
feel device no-load position — положение автомата загрузки, соответствующее нулевому усилию на рычагах управления, сбалансированное положение автомата загрузки
flip to inverted position — мгновенно переворачиваться «на спину» (о самолёте)
hold in the central position — удерживать (рули) в нейтрали [в нейтральном положении]
in a 60-deg. reclining position — в отклонённом назад под углом 60° положении (о лётчике)
in the No 2 engine position — на месте двигателя № 2
minimum afterburner throttle position — положение РУД, соответствующее минимальной форсажной тяге
position position of minimum reception — положение минимального приёма (приёма сигналов с наименьшей слышимостью)
primary flight instrument positions — места расположения [позиции] основных пилотажных приборов
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