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May 20th 07, 06:51 PM
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RAAF P3C Orion (a)
"Bob Moore" wrote in message 46.128... DAN wrote #1 is feathered? Yes.....In the US Navy, we flew patrols with either #1 feathered, or at lighter weights, both #1 and #4 feathered. Doing this extended the patrol duration by 1-2 hours. As I recall, we were restricted to a minimum altitude of 100' with one feathered and 500' with two shutdown. Bob Moore VP-46 1965-1967 That is the reason there are no hydraulic pumps or generators on #1. Rob 
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