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As the saying goes : "Just because I'm paranoid, doesn't mean people are NOT
out to get me." We know that eyewitnesses tend to say the engine sputtered, and news reporters, when they hear the word "stall" they assume the engine quit. We should not take this to mean the engine did not sputter and quit. Maybe it did. At 500AGL, and well out of W/B limitations* it could quickly become a difficult situation to manage. *This is not to level unfair accusations, but I do not know how to put four adults in a 172SP and any reasonable amount of fuel without being overweight and aft loaded. Some contributors here are saying "full fuel" - I don't know if that's known, factual information or conjecture, (or simply incorrect) but if it's substantiated in some way then the plane is way out of limits. |
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