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Old October 9th 06, 06:25 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
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Default Why are multiple engines different?

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Why do I need credibility to ask questions?


WRONG AGAIN.

You said:

I'm not making things up. If engine reliability is constant, the
chances of a failure in a twin are higher than they are in a single.
This must be balanced against the airworthiness of the twin with one
engine inoperative in order to determine which type of aircraft is
better (which in turn obviously requires comparing specific aircraft).

Where is the question?????

As stated earlier, the more you open your mouth, the less credibility you
have. Remember, you are dealing with real world, not simulator. Refer to
my post on the definition of simulation and simulator.

Allen
 




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