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August 17th 05, 06:26 PM
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"frank" wrote in message
... If this was the case ("truly incapable") they would not allow the use of a ground adjustable prop. At least with some planes, while you would be incapable to exceed the speed limitation with a certain prop pitch setting, resetting the prop may allow you to exceed it. This may not be different than a "ground adjustable" RPM limiting device. Frank You and the AOPA guy seem to agree. He made the same point about the ground adjustable prop. Rusty 
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