Reverse thrust in multi-engine propeller aircraft
A multi-engine, engine technology, applied to propellers, aircraft power units, aircraft parts, etc., can solve problems such as uneven reverse thrust, pilot error, and aircraft yaw
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[0033] refer to figure 1 , shows an aircraft 100 having a fuselage 110 , a pair of wings 140 (or more), an engine 150 , a propeller 160 and a tail 170 . Aircraft 100 may be any suitable aircraft, such as a corporate, private, commercial, etc. aircraft, that includes a plurality of engines 150 and propellers 160 . Collectively, the engine-propeller pair may be referred to as a "powerplant". Fuselage 110 has a cockpit 120 , which may be positioned at any suitable location on aircraft 100 , for example, at the front of fuselage 110 . Cockpit 120 is configured to accommodate one or more pilots who control aircraft 100 through one or more operator controls. Operator controls may include any suitable number of pedals, yokes, steering wheels, center sticks, flight sticks, joysticks, knobs, switches, and the like. Although two engines 150 are shown, it should be understood that aircraft 100 may have any suitable number of engines, such as four, six, eight, etc.
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