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Can the throttle engine power of a helicopter be used interchangedly with the collective?
Lukespill
Not exactly. The collective is actually linked to the throttle, so that pulling up on the collective will also open the throttle more, as ascending requires more power. The link between the collective and the throttle reduces variations in engine RPM. The throttle control on the end of the collective is typically only used to make small adjustments during flight. Hope I've got this right, and that this adequately answers your question.
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