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I asked a similar question once of the local ultralight trike guru. The way
the chute was mounted, it looked to me like it would be a foregone conclusion that it would get fouled in the prop after it deployed. He said "yea, so what?" The rigging was a very heavy Kevlar strap (so he said) and would simply stop the prop cold. I wonder how many times this theory has been tested... "anonymous coward" wrote in message news ![]() Would I be right in assuming that ballistic parachutes and pusher props don't go? Thanks, AC |
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