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September 5th 07, 03:17 PM
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Winch launch procedure and accidents
Dan G wrote:
Vaughn and John, that's why you do pre-flight checks. Of course. But then, pilots do mistakes. Otherwise there would be no accidents. So the point is to behave in a manner that you have options even when you made a mistake or even two. Of course I would grab the release knob if it were buried somewhere between my legs. But I don't if it's easily reachable. I do touch it once before takeoff though, as part of my departure briefing. 
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