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Old 15th December 2007 | 22:20
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donut king
 
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Good input guys. There still has to be a driveshaft along the wing (in the present 609/Osprey a/c) because as stated, the loss of one engine still allows the good engine to turn the affected/relative proprotor on the other side of the machine. In my messed up mind....take a Chinook a/c and fly it sideways??? Engines in the "middle"...resultant lift at either end. I am speaking specifically about engine and drivetrain in this example.
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