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The author could have called it "Engine-out demo over Biarritz"

but chose to dodge the hit-to-clicks that truth-in-names entails.  ; -)

A great vid of a rare and lovely bird, in any case.

 

 

 

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Many years ago, at a Condobolin Fly In, I used one of these for shade (probably in the low 40's that day).

 

Dick Smith, who flew in with a mate, in his corporate jet, mistaking my stance (idle) as being proprietary - complimented me on my aircraft. After thanking him I confessed that my ownership was, at best, transient.

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It was designed to take the assymetry out of engine failure. You just lose the thrust. One  engine was significantly more effective than the other. Nev

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  On 01/03/2022 at 7:09 AM, Ando said:

Twin engine endorsement?

 

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Yes required, if done in a 337 it will be limited to centre line thrust only. 

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  On 01/03/2022 at 7:09 AM, Ando said:

Twin engine endorsement

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Can also be IFR with a SE (Single Engine) CIR (Command Instrument Rating)

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There has been a nice one parked at Tamworth lately, I would like to ask the owner for a ride one day, to see the difference from 182 in performance.

here’s to wishing.

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