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On one Mag? Temptation and decision



 
 
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Old December 28th 03, 08:38 PM
Roger Long
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Well, in fairness, I've got to tell you all this little story.

I took my old CFI, who did most of my primary training for a flight the
other day after not flying with him since before I got my license. Of
course, I really wanted to look good and also show off the airplane I
manage.

I proudly showed him our digital tach and how the red LED's that come on
when either mag is off help keep you from taking off on just one mag. One
mag was a bit rough so I cleared it.

We took off and about 4000 agl, Joe looked over and said, "What's that red
LED on the tach mean?"

No apparent harm done except to my pride. I did notice that RPM was a
little low on roll out but figured it was just the weather.

There's a lot to be said for a sterile cockpit and not yacking away during
run up and take off.

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Roger Long


 




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