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Old November 28th 06, 01:46 AM posted to alt.games.microsoft.flight-sim,rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
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Default Question on Baron 58 prop control

Robert M. Gary writes:

I can't imagine how/why you would feather the prop with the engine
still running.


Neither can I, but I was wondering if it would hurt anything.

Certainly not something I have or would try. On most all
planes pulling the prop level all the way back feathers them. On some
older planes there was a feather button but nothing I've flown (DC-3,
etc)


There's a red button on the sim, but it doesn't appear to be fully
simulated. It's the "minus" settings of the prop that puzzle me.

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