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Old 28th Apr 2008, 02:41
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the captain thought it a tad odd to see the FE PUSH the throttles UP on the 707 when he called for climb thrust to be set ..
Ironically, although it's counterintuitive for pilots, a powerplant engineer will tell you that's not a bad way to operate the machine: A minute or so at the reduced TO setting serves to warm up the hardware for (rated) climb thrust, and is less abusive to the hot section.
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