With a multi-engined aircraft the torque pressure would be
- There is only one gauge for all engines.
- same on all engines.
- similar on all engines.
Explanation from PART66Online
Each engine has its own torquemeter, and with all engines set to the same power the torque pressures read the same, which is how a crew confirms balanced power across the engines. A single shared gauge is not used, and identical settings should give equal, not merely similar, readings.
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Jordi asked · 19 Jun 2020
what is the difference betweeen same and similar?
Community Comments (3)
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Diverdeep
17 Jan 2023
same: all engines have the exact same value,
similar can be a light difference between value
similar can be a light difference between value
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Jordi
18 Jan 2023
oh ok thank you even though i managed to pass this module 1 year ago.
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bigbear
2 Oct 2025
WHY IS NOT SIMILAR ON ALL ENGINE?
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