So that when I advance the throttle slider it doesn’t power back up?
How do I shut down an engine in the CRJ?
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Click the red latches on the thrust lever to set it to cut off.
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Click the red latches on the thrust lever to set it to cut off.
It spools back up if I apply full power with the slider control
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It spools back up if I apply full power with the slider control
Why would you move the slider if you want to shut down the engines?
If you move it forward it sets the throttle forward as well. Currently this just relights the engine if it's still rotating fast enough.
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same like the learjet
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Yes, this works as intended. Moving the thrust levers forward disables the cut off and the electronic engine control tries its best to make the engine run as instructed by the pilot.
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Yes, this works as intended. Moving the thrust levers forward disables the cut off and the electronic engine control tries its best to make the engine run as instructed by the pilot.
I’d like to practice failure of one engine
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I’d like to practice failure of one engine
Then just switch off an engine. 🤷
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Then just switch off an engine. 🤷
How do I that in the CRJ so that it does not restart when I advance the throttle slider? I still need to control the other engine 😂
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How do I that in the CRJ so that it does not restart when I advance the throttle slider? I still need to control the other engine 😂
Turn the red switch on the throttle down and operate the respective throttle in the cockpit view.
You have to wait until the respective engine comes to a standstill otherwise it will start up again. But IPACS has already explained this here. You will learn by trying it out.
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Turn the red switch on the throttle down and operate the respective throttle in the cockpit view.
You have to wait until the respective engine comes to a standstill otherwise it will start up again. But IPACS has already explained this here. You will learn by trying it out.
How long do I have to wait? In flight , it seems like it can always restart -
How long do I have to wait? In flight , it seems like it can always restartHey buddy, just try it out and you'll see. How long to wait 🤷 until the engine turns off, how should I explain that 🤷🖖
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The engine is windmill in flight so it may always be above the minimum required N2 rotation speed for relighting. I can add that it no longer does that on its own just by adding fuel flow back in after it has spooled down below idle.
