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Hello!
We use zero thrust power settings for the Seminole as per operating manual. There is a table in Section 4.49 (1989 issue) named "Practice one engine inoperative flight" which gives RPMs for zero thrust depending on indicated airspeed. Works nicely.
Greetings Max
We use zero thrust power settings for the Seminole as per operating manual. There is a table in Section 4.49 (1989 issue) named "Practice one engine inoperative flight" which gives RPMs for zero thrust depending on indicated airspeed. Works nicely.
Greetings Max
It's easy to find out for yourself. Set aircraft in the appropriate configuration at the appropriate altitude, feather an engine, trim the aircraft out S&L, restart the engine, adjust MAP until the aircraft is in trim again. MAP now equals zero thrust setting.
BE76 and PA34 are usually around 11".
HFD
BE76 and PA34 are usually around 11".
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Can't remember exactly but the first thing that came to my mind, for some reason, was 11,5" on the Seminole. Did about 250 hours of instructing on that thing, but it's a while ago... 
