Bob
October 25th 14, 09:56 PM
Hello,
Realize this isn't the correct forum for this, but I feel sure that
someone here will know the answer.
On the WW II B-29, or on a B-17, the Flight Engineer has a set of
throttle controls.
Also, I believe, the Pilot.
Are they interconnected by cable ?
If one moves, therefore, the other physically moves also ?
Or, does one switch, somehow, actual control to the other, at some time,
and their's then becomes inoperative ?
Or,...?
How does this work, and function, please ?
Thanks,
Bob
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Realize this isn't the correct forum for this, but I feel sure that
someone here will know the answer.
On the WW II B-29, or on a B-17, the Flight Engineer has a set of
throttle controls.
Also, I believe, the Pilot.
Are they interconnected by cable ?
If one moves, therefore, the other physically moves also ?
Or, does one switch, somehow, actual control to the other, at some time,
and their's then becomes inoperative ?
Or,...?
How does this work, and function, please ?
Thanks,
Bob
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