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August 2nd 03, 02:33 PM
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Big John wrote:
The T-6A (Texan II) TRAINER can probably do all as outlined above. It's engine, the PT-6A feathers the prop on shut down. Where do we go from here? G We say "gosh, them military student pilots sure got to have more fun", we hope a couple people are educated that constant speed prop (in a SE piston) does not necessarily imply feathering, and that's that. Cheers, Sydney 
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