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Old February 19th 06, 05:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Okay Rich, I'll bite. You must have thought up a way to do that,
but it escapes me right now. Explosive bolts like they use in
the space program?

Don W.

Rich S. wrote:
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You wouldn't need a brake to get a fully feathering prop to stop. Even
with the propeller stopped it seems that getting the chute to deploy
without snagging risers on the prop would be problematic



Don............

I see you did not pick up on my suggestion, so I'll take it one step
further.

If the *prop* is the problem, jettison the _________. (Fill in the blank)

Rich "Engines are expensive, too." S.



 




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