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February 25th 05, 08:31 PM
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Mike Rapoport wrote:
If you were cruising along at the MEA and lost an engine, and the MEA was 5000' above the single engine service ceiling, it would take tens or hundreds of miles to lose 2000' of altitude and impact terrain. *If* there are no downdrafts. Remember, we're talking mountains. Stefan 
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