My MY is Dual Motor, So does that mean I need a multi-engine rating to drive it?

[EVer Hopeful]

So does that mean I need a multi-engine rating to drive it?

 

[T.J.]

Yes but it’s centerline thrust so no v1 cuts.

 

[bjhinkle]

2 motors
0 engines

 

[daniel]

2 motors
0 engines

Oops! You need a zero-engine rating to drive it!

Seriously, though, I had to get a trike endorsement in WA to drive my old Zap Xebra! Same test they gave for three-wheeled motorcycles, which is what it was registered as. The written test included questions about the tip-over risk when taking corners on a motorcycle with a sidecar. And the driving test was on a course with cones, and one segment (maybe 2?) had to be covered under a time limit which was not easy with the Xebra's under-powered motor.

 

[CaptUAL]

So does that mean I need a multi-engine rating to drive it?

So where does that put me with the Tri-Motor MSP? Guess my DC-10 type rating should cover it.

 

[EVer Hopeful]

2 motors
0 engines

I take your 2 motors, 0 engines and raise you this:

 

[GlmnAlyAirCar]

What is Vmc on a model Y? If I get pulled over I’ll just claim I couldn’t go any slower otherwise I’d risk a Vmc roll.