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Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

10th Jun 2017, 01:14

Replies: 81

Simulated engine failure after take off in light piston engine twins

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Posted By drpixie

Don't underestimate the enormous amount of...

Don't underestimate the enormous amount of arse-covering that goes on in this industry. If someone in the manufacturer, FAA, CASA, etc can point to "I said that X might be a problem", then they feel...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

5th Jun 2017, 23:54

Replies: 81

Simulated engine failure after take off in light piston engine twins

Views: 23,170

Posted By drpixie

So they have a committed config instead of a...

So they have a committed config instead of a committed height :ugh: but same idea, after some defined point in the approach, you will not be able to go around on one engine.

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

5th Jun 2017, 09:59

Replies: 81

Simulated engine failure after take off in light piston engine twins

Views: 23,170

Posted By drpixie

Note that you're expecting the "failure" (and...

Note that you're expecting the "failure" (and you'll see your instructor's hand reaching for the mixture) so there should be no "surprise" time (unlike real life):
- you keep the aircraft straight...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

5th Jun 2017, 00:52

Replies: 81

Simulated engine failure after take off in light piston engine twins

Views: 23,170

Posted By drpixie

Sorry but if you're taking 15 seconds to get...

Sorry but if you're taking 15 seconds to get through the mechanical drill, I would have said something like "you've got the idea but you've got to be up to standard ... I think you need another...

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