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On Mar 3, 11:02*am, buttman wrote:
The prop strobing clockwise does not necessarily mean the prop is slowing down. If you've ever seen a turboprop shut down under the artificial 60hz strobing lights of an airport apron, you'll see the prob strobe back and forth as it gradually slows down.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yeah, I figured the clockwise motion wasn't indication of it slowing down, it was when I was IMC, that it "stopped" or started going counter clockwise, and then when I popped out, it resumed it's clockwise motion. It was "hands off flying" before entering the cloud, smooth inside and same outside and NO changes in airplane configuration insofar as prop, mixture or throttle. Something I can try to experiment in my Sundowner a month down the road when it gets back in service since I only have a fixed pitch prop. Allen |
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