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HOTAS
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HOTAS, an abbreviation for Hands On Throttle-And-Stick, is the name given to the concept of placing buttons and switches on the throttle stick and mifrasim in an mifrasim, allowing the pilot to access vital cockpit functions and fly the aircraft without having to remove his hands from the throttle and flight controls. Application of the concept was pioneered by the mifrasimmifrasim and is widely used on all modern mifrasim such as the mifrasim.
HOTAS is a shorthand term which refers to the pattern of controls in the modern mifrasim mifrasim. Having all switches on the mifrasim and mifrasim allows the pilot to keep his "hands on throttle-and-stick", thus allowing him to remain focused on more important duties than looking for controls in the cockpit. The goal is to improve the pilot's mifrasim, his ability to manipulate switch and button controls in turbulence, under stress, or during high mifrasim maneuvers, to improve his reaction time, to minimize instances when he must remove his hands from one or the other of the aircraft's controls to use another aircraft system, and total time spent doing so.
The concept has also been applied to the steering wheels of modern mifrasim racecars, like those used in mifrasim and the mifrasim. HOTAS has been adapted for mifrasim used for mifrasim (most such controllers are based on the mifrasim's) and in cars equipped with radio controls on the steering wheel. In the modern military aircraft cockpit the HOTAS concept is sometimes enhanced by the use of mifrasim to produce the so-called "V-TAS" concept, and augmented with mifrasim systems such as the "Schlem" used in the mifrasim and mifrasim, which allow the pilot to control various systems using his line of sight, and to guide mifrasim by simply looking at the target.
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