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Ron,
I agree. If the fire is in the engine compartment, not head tank for
instance, there is a good chance to blow out the fire even though I have
never faced a situation like that, fortunately.
Sílvio Novelli
Lancair 320 - PP-XSN
+55 (14) 3841-2337
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I have been taught that, in the event of and engine fire, the quickest
way to the ground from a cruise altitude is to immediately push over
into a Vne dive (after turning off the fuel of course). The supposed
added benefit is that the you might "blow out" the flames. Do you (any
of you) agree with this? What's your plan if you are at say 8000 AGL
and detect and engine fire?
RonL
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