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From: USVR1
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  • what you don't see here is the pilot opening the starter valve, the engine rotates to about 15% N/G when fuel is introduced. it is critical for the pilot to monitor the TGT to ensure there is no overtemp. every engine has start limits. the starter cuts out or is manually released between 58 and 60% NG :)

  • I love how you can see the hot exhaust after he introduces fuel.

  • Awesome video thanks for sharing bro be safe. Have a great 2011

  • Are those taps the sparkplugs? lol

  • @IMFDB I agree with you the tapping is most likely an igniter spark device to start combustion. Regards John

  • @IMFDB Yeah, the tapping are the igniters in the combustion chamber. The electric starter turns the engine until there is sufficient airflow to introduce fuel then BOOM!!!

  • this is an AS355

  • @technofreak You are correct it is a AS355. I presume the exhaust and air intake cowlings are different on the AS350. Thanks John.

  • @USVR1 correct!, this is an AS355 exhaust are different from AS350!

  • cool

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