In this episode, we’re presented with a potentially disastrous instrumentation anomaly after pulling a 4G aerobatic maneuver; Luckily it ended well, but the cause was unique and unexpected. We drill down into what happened, and how to fix it, with an engineer from Garmin Aviation.
In this episode, we’re presented with a potentially disastrous instrumentation anomaly after pulling a 4G aerobatic maneuver; Luckily it ended well, but the cause was unique and unexpected. We drill down into what happened, and how to fix it, with an engineer from Garmin Aviation.
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