Talk:NOTAR

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[edit] Erroneous Engine Exhaust Reference

The previous version of this article stated that NOTAR rotorcraft use airflow directed from the engine exhaust to combat torque reaction. If NOTAR systems used engines to produce the airflow, they would lose all yaw control in the event of engine failure. NOTAR rotorcraft use a fan driven by the main rotor transmission to produce the required airflow - my changes reflect this.

M1thag0 12:42, 2 August 2005 (UTC)

Talk:NOTAR

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[edit] Erroneous Engine Exhaust Reference

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