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Originally Posted by MadBlaster
doesn't make sense. the props can not be identical. the curves would have to be different slopes. "suddenly"...is this realistic if they are identical? no.
But assuming it is realistic, i say tenatively 'yes', Y falls behind from this 'sudden' loss of thrust on the bad prop and gravity has not completely taken over yet, so I guess there is an excess reverse thrust. but I have to think about it some more.
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You are beginning to understand me.
"X" vs "Y" ,Everything ELSE being euqal, propellers are different: good prop vs bad prop.
During TAS 0.2-0.6 Mach, good prop=bad prop=85%
During TAS 0.6 -0.8 Mach, good prop> bad prop; ie 80%>60%.
"Y" has no more gravity for help because both dive in same angle=45 degree, and both weight=5 tons.
"Y" has no reinforcement.