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Diego Bürgin
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Failure detection is possible, but switching from IAS to TAS during flight will result in a step response in forces, the yoke would kick at the pilot.
A short detection delay would mean a short twitch where the yoke becomes weightless, ideally there would be none.
A low-pass filter to disallow sudden changes, would smooth over the change.

The final result of force change would be the red line in the attachment.

I added it to the experimental test release list.

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