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Old 23rd Oct 2020, 10:31
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I don’t think there was anything peculiar to the Seneca 1 that doesn’t apply to most light GA piston twins!
A reasonable observation Capt Fathom, but please name me another light piston twin that had such heavy elevators.

Also, AFAIK most other light piston twins had a better assymetric ROC than the Seneca 1. (190fpm @ 91kt at ISA from memory. Can tell a story about a simulated EFATO at Waikerie on a 40C day)

The remaining engine merely took you to the site of the crash.
It was up to you whether that crash was under control or not!
Yup!

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