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October 25th 03, 07:29 PM
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One of the big problems confronting a pilot in an actual engine out, is getting
over the shock of the reality of the occurance. Some pilots (people in general) will "choke" or mentally freeze up and not think constructively about dealing with the situation. ( 'I can't believe my engine quit!' syndrome) Constantly training/practicing/"rehearsing" will help a pilot get past this hurdle. By knowing what the next "planned" move will be. That's part of the value of regular practice. VL (Oh gawd, he's on his soapbox again) 
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