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Old 17th Sep 2016, 05:10
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Keith, that is the most reasonable and sensible explanation ive heard, well done.Makes sense to me, and ive been one of those "interviewers" in the past.I have to say that I spend a lot of time educating myself on SKYBRARY.AERO its an awesome source of aviation knowledge, but I fail to understand how they make any money out of it, Peter.
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Outboard engine on the downwind side.
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Presumably gyroscopic effects will produce a yaw either into or away from the dead engine on rotation, depending on which fails (and the direction of rotation). I'm guessing not that significant, though.
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