Re: Turbo lag? Quote:
Originally Posted by tgrayson I infer from the OP that the power during a go-around is below what he would have experienced in a non-turbo aircraft. A delay between normal power and any extra turbo power would be understandable. | Actually there is plenty of power, it's just that it reacts slower than all of the non-turbo aircraft I've flown, and is often accompanied by a bit of a shudder in the engines. I guess the good part is it's kinda like doing a go-around in a turbine aircraft. With the lag you have to plan ahead.
CirrusMonkey, if you were asking me, no I'm not at Accuwings. I'm at a small private university in SE Washington state.
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