Prop as an air brake

[Tarheelpilot]

My vote goes to Rex at Tulsa aircraft engines

I've worked behind engines from both and while I don't think Covington is bad I have found Rex to be better

 

[GlennAB1]

There is no punch bowl that Glenn will miss an opportunity to drop a turd in.

Nope, but I might drop a Clark bar in one just for reaction!

 

[Clark1961]

Nope, but I might drop a Clark bar in one just for reaction!

Your posting history has already proven my point so your denial is pointless.

 

[GlennAB1]

Your posting history has already proven my point so your denial is pointless.

I believe you're seriously mistaken.

Since June 2008, you've posted 11,450 messages, received 400 likes and 83 trophy points.

Since Oct 2015, I've posted 2,862 messages, received 378 likes and 83 trophy points.

Now tell me about posting history.

 

[GlennAB1]

How about "damper", as in yaw damper or aileron/elevator damper?

I'll give you Boeing's definitions:

The Yaw Damper system dampens undesirable sideslip and rolling motions.

Aileron and Elevator dampers, dampen control surfaces velocity. The dampers resist rapid movement of the control surfaces such as flutter or high frequency buzz during flight or by sudden wind gusts while the aircraft is on the ground.

 

[Mtns2Skies]

How about "damper", as in yaw damper or aileron/elevator damper?

I'll give you Boeing's definitions:

The Yaw Damper system dampens undesirable sideslip and rolling motions.

Aileron and Elevator dampers, dampen control surfaces velocity. The dampers resist rapid movement of the control surfaces such as flutter or high frequency buzz during flight or by sudden wind gusts while the aircraft is on the ground.

They make control surfaces more moist?

 

[GlennAB1]

No, but they help them operate correctly in a fluid environment.