DCS Mosquito Mk.VI - Single Engine Operations

This lesson teaches single engine operations in the DCS Mosquito Mk. VI. It covers:
- Engine feathering and restarts
- Engine failures on takeoff
- Engine fire extinguishing
- Single engine approaches
- Single engine go-arounds
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Chapters:
00:00 Barrel Roll
00:23 Engine feathering/restarts
03:11 Engine failures on Takeoff
05:06 Engine fire extinguishing
06:38 Single engine landing
09:00 Single engine go-arounds

[@RequiemsACTL]

Well this is awkward... I meant to to make this public at the beginning of February before my mum visited for a month but I forgot! (That's why nothing was released during February) Sorry about that!

[@IsraeliDino]

Not awkward at all, hope you had a lovely time with your mum!

[@_od_7825]

These videos are superb, like a Chuck’s Guide in KZbin form!

[@RebelNine]

Very good. Very comprehensive. Thanks, learned a lot by watching.

[@RequiemsACTL]

Appreciate it, thanks! 😊

[@wanderer5200]

Love this cockpit. One of the most real looking ones on the market

[@atempestrages5059]

Absolutely brilliant tutorial. Subscribed :)

[@rustyshackleford2841]

Nice!!!

[@skyhawkbr7814]

I seeing that my engine shutoff in mid flight: Let's watch a Requiem's tutorial haha

[@potatopilot1699]

Is the mosquito conventional or counter-rotating? I wanna get this plane in DCS because I love the physics in it and I want to start using DCS as a training tool for my multi-engine single engine operations currency.

[@RequiemsACTL]

Conventional...but be warned, generally speaking the lateral stability with the warbirds is lacking. So you'll need to add a yaw curve otherwise there will be a lot of bouncing around with small rudder inputs

[@Wolfhound_81]

So one issue I always have is that the feather button gets pushed in and then gets stuck there without actually feathering the engine. How did you do it, keep it manually depressed until the engine is feathered? I always read you should press it for "a few seconds" and then release.

[@RequiemsACTL]

That's weird. I would try holding it in until the prop feathers conpletely then release. Just make sure if you assign it to a switch that it doesn't stay in the position that activates the command

[@BAcKD00RBaNDIT]

Must be time for recurrent 😂!!

[@RequiemsACTL]

I'm due for recurrent in May but in my jet not a prop haha

[@skypickle29]

at @8:00 you turn INTO the dead feathered engine. I thought you should turn into the GOOD engine?

[@RequiemsACTL]

It is always preferable to turn into the good engine, but I like showing that turning into the dead engine is perfectly fine provided you have enough airspeed so you're not at risk of falling below the higher Vmc as a result. I used to demo steep turns into the dead engine to my RL students showing this. Sometimes you don't have an alternative due to maybe terrain or airspace and need to do it, so understanding it's not a black and white rule is important.