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I remember reading an article discussing how there were emergencies
that most emergency procedures don't cover because they are statistically improbable of happening. This article specifically discussed flying along at cruise and discovering that your collective could not be lowered beyond your cruise torque setting. Since cruise torque is generally lower than hover IGE torque, you would slow your airspeed, and while this initially results in a climb, ultimately you will slow enough to descend. I have demonstrated this to other pilots without actually touching down, since the approach was to a field. I found it was not unlike techniques I was taught to conduct FADEC Manual approaches. I was wondering, 1. Does anyone remember the article and its source? 2. Has anyone ever experienced that kind of flight control malfunction? Linc |
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