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Safety device, triggered when stalling AoA is neared, which
'shakes' the stick rapidly fore and aft through a small angle as a
means of warning the pilot.
"After careful review of all available information
related to the subject presented above, we have identified an
unsafe condition that is likely to exist or develop on other
products of this same type design. For this reason, the FAA has
determined that AD action should be taken to reduce the likelihood
of the throttle position signal exceeding its maximum range, which
could cause loss of left and right engine control. The FAA has also
determined that AD action should be taken to provide an airplane
flight manual (AFM) procedure for responding to dual engine control
failures. This condition could result in the inability to maintain
desired airspeed and/or altitude with consequent loss of
control."
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