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Judah wrote
If she was already on approach, wouldn't the plane already be dirty and slowed down a bit? Yesm but my experience is that planes of that class get harder to handle in the approach configuration, not easier. They become less stable and require more attention. I seem to recall a thread a while back that discussed getting down safely if you lose everything, and it involved trimming all the way up and reducing the throttle and flying with the rudder only... Admittedly, I never tried it, but it is an excercise worth trying because I'd be curious to see if it really works... When I owned a 100 kt fixed-gear, fixed-pitch airplane (TriPacer), I could do it. If I had to, I could keep the wings level with just the compass. Move up to a 160 kt retract, and it simply doesn't work that well. Michael |
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