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Nepal Plane Crash

Old 21st Mar 2023, 21:14
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Seasoned ATR pilot Fly with Magnar answered to my questions on youtube:
Q: How could they not hear and feel the prop mushing / RPM drop?
A: When the propeller is feathered in flights, the change in sound is more subtle than when feathering the propeller on the ground. And ANR headsets remove almost all sounds from the propellers and engines.
Q: How long would it have taken the prop regulator to unfeather once the pilots would have recognized the mistake?
A: It's faster than on the ground. So around 15 seconds sounds reasonable.
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Old 22nd Mar 2023, 10:43
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Originally Posted by spornrad
Seasoned ATR pilot Fly with Magnar answered to my questions on youtube:
And ANR headsets remove almost all sounds from the propellers and engines.
Common misconception. ANR works for pretty constant medium to low frequencies, taking out part of this noise. It definitively does not remove all sounds, that is physically impossible.
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