You can't switch off an out-of-control turbine
You either wait for it to run out of fuel or swamp it with foam.
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Lord Keeps meaning to procrastinate., Mon 9 Jul 2012, 14:55,
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Most machinery
has a big red button you can thump. Not really practical on aircraft though :/
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TheSundaeLunch I'm a fucking shrub, alright?, Mon 9 Jul 2012, 14:58,
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Can't comment on this particular helicopter as I don't know the type.
Most aircraft though will have at least two methods to shut down the engines, the normal engine master switches and some bloody great red fire handles. Usually those fire handles are either mechanically connected to fuel valves, or wired in such a manner that a break in electrical continuity closes the valves.
This doesn't always work though, see the Qantas A380 incident at Changi for example...
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wheresthefish Partly filled with wrong, Mon 9 Jul 2012, 16:56,
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I guess my first aid training of "take the keys out of the ignition" doesn't apply to helicopters
How about sticking a potato up its exhaust?
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MyFrontFellOff ; his mouth full of teddies, urinating defiantly, Mon 9 Jul 2012, 15:52,
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