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Aircraft Propellor Driven
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I have my bi-annual coming up in February and am looking for a new single?


Any suggestions as to an interesting single-engined, propellor-driven aircraft that might be fun to get a signoff on? I've thought of ducks and taildraggers...any others?
By obtaining a 'signoff' in an aircraft, you would satisfy the BFR. No certified instructor is going to sign your flight log without assuring himself you're a capable pilot in the type he's initialling!

I would definitely suggest that you get your sign-off in a taildragger - they are a lot of fun, but will require more the a BFR to get used to landing the aircraft. We had a Citabria on the line at the flight school I used to work at and everyone that flew it loved it!



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Cave of Wunders: Gizmos & Gadgets: Propeller-Driven Airplane Part 1



Are computer programmers so crash hot ?


To increase the recommended speed of an aircraft, or boat or submarine or car or train, wouldn't you need to do a complete redesign (of motor, propellor, rails, fuel, whatever) ?

Wouldn't it be "cheaper" to outsource the work to a "programmer" or a "CIO".

The programmer could simply modify caveats on the system so that the system allows a faster speed. There might be no consideration of whether the system can safely drive at the speed now allowed.

Safe is the keyword.

Because of regulations by government and checks by news agencies, and public relations, companies dont exactly want their jets blowing up mid air because the engine was being pushed beyond its limit. The company would be out of business within days if it was found out it was due to a purposeful design.

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