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Clutch switch position
A recent incident involving a Rotorway helicopter occurred. An accidental
bumping of the clutch switch dis-engaged the clutch. The resulting autorotation resulted in a roll over and of course some significant damage. As I understand it, the switch was mounted in the overhead panel but the pilot's headset could make contact and inadvertently cause the clutch dis-engagement. I wonder if the standard switch cover that you have to lift to get access to the switch itself would have stopped this occurrence? -- Stuart & Kathryn Fields, Publishers Experimental Helo magazine P. O. Box 1585 Inyokern, CA 93527 (760) 377-4478 ph (760) 408-9747 publication cell (760) 608-1299 technical cell www.experimentalhelo.com www.vkss.com |
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