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Engine out at 200 feet in Quicksilver Sprint

Engine out flight demonstration. Making the 180° turn back to the runway (considered the impossible turn) is risky enough, making a 360° turn at 200 feet above the ground and landing in the spot directly below your engine out location is even more difficult. In this video we conduct an actual engine off dead stick real life simulation of the scenario. In a high drag low mass aircraft such as the Quicksilver Sprint we extract every bit of performance out of the aircraft in order to be able to perform this maneuver. Trying to conduct this maneuver is extremely dangerous and should not be attempted by the average pilot. This simulation was conducted by Brian Carpenter for educational purposes and the video was developed to use during one of Rainbow Aviation's advanced flight training classes.