Engine start boeing 747-400 in a simulator
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Very educative indeed. Thanks for sharing.
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so the purpose of having 2 peole operate a bird like that are to have one actually fly while the other person attends to the needs of operating the vehicle?
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Very easy to understand and to the point, well done!
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I think it's when to much voltage comes from the ground generator.
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What causes a "hot start?" Too much fuel flow? How does one prevent them?
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A 'hot start' can be caused by a tail wind or an obstruction. It can also occur when the airflow stalls. Definitely not because of 'to much voltage'.
jthibaudier 1 year ago