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Getting used to the Arrow...and I like it...a lot!



 
 
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Old April 16th 05, 06:41 AM
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I was not talking about landings, I am talking about comming down from say,
12,000 ft.
As I said, this is in the book, not something I made up off the top of my head.


john smith wrote:

kage wrote:
just a note, on decents, instead of reducign power to come down, you can
just pull the prop back


Pulling the prop back IS reducing power.


I was taught not push the prop forward until I had the runway made.
(Pulling back reduces RPM, pushing it forward increases RPM)
Do you know how your prop "fails" when the engine stops pumping oil to
the governor?


 




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