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Hi guysI was wondering when you go to use the prop condtioner when the engines are not running will the propellers still be able to adjust the pitch ?Best regards,-Shane

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>Hi guys >>I was wondering when you go to use the prop condtioner when >the engines are not running will the propellers still be >able to adjust the pitch ? >>Best regards, >>-Shane No.The prop lever doesn't directly set the pitch. It sets the desired RPM, which will mean different pitches for different power settings and airspeeds. This is done via the governor, which is controlled using engine oil.A great tutorial on props is found here:-http://www.avweb.com/articles/pelperch/pelp0016.htmlBe warned: it's detailed.

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the good old pelicans perch... i went there to read a single article and ended up reaing the whole site my fav is V-Tail At Flight Level 270 man what a flight :)

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>the good old pelicans perch... i went there to read a single >article and ended up reaing the whole site my fav is >>V-Tail At Flight Level 270 >>man what a flight :) His series on piston engines is truly amazing. Should be required reading for anyone who sits behind one (or two).

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