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The landing gear doors on the C337 and the C210 models with
doors, open like big flat plate air-brakes. The gear is best left down and locked if you have an engine failure below 500 feet. -- James H. Macklin ATP,CFI,A&P "Frank Ch. Eigler" wrote in message ... | | "swag" writes: | | [...] When the gear came out, the increased drag caused a loss of | airspeed, and I dropped below "blue line" for a short while. That's | not really a problem in the 337, but if I had been in a conventional | light twin, that might have been disastrous. [...] | | You are probably mixing up the red (Vmc) & blue (Vyse) lines. Still, | neither is that bad if one has some altitude to spare and avoids being | hamfisted with the throttle. | | - FChE |
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