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Old 31st January 2018, 10:52 AM
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Default I agree with Nigel

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Originally Posted by Nigel C View Post
Interesting, I thought the way only one was bent meant it hit the water first and took the highest impact speed, thus the engine might have been seized prior to impact.
Certainly does suggest the prop was not spinning much on impact - otherwise you'd get more of a twisted distortion on all prop blades. Hard to tell if it was feathered, which would be more conclusive.
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