My lady Instructor at EGNH, impressed her tight control on EOLs right from the word go, at first the butterflys alway hit me with that dumping of power to simulate the problem but after a few more lessons it becames almost second nature and held no fears for me, Like wise a really good man then showed me in the 206 which amazed me as to the total lack of hurry that big rotor (cmpared with the R22/44) induced almost a calmness that the Robbies didnt, I was fortunate to have been taught to complete run ons on both C/crete and grass, and they way DK suggests is exactly as I have been shown and indeed done., being at EGNH I nearly aways had the help of the wind, still conditions made things just a tad faster until head started to control the hands.
On a check ride I ws shown by Geoff Day some additional moves but I think they were only for bigger and heavier craft not the range I fly.
But on the whole EOL do not worry me, but ask me after I have landed.!!
Peter R-B
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