At what N1 percentage does an engine that has flamed out rotate below?

Flameout in a jet engine occurs when there is a loss of combustion, leading to a stoppage in thrust generation. In the context of the T-6A, an engine typically needs to maintain a certain percentage of N1 speed to remain operational.

When the engine flamed out, it is important to know at what percentage of N1 the engine will continue to rotate or wind down instead of shutting down completely. The correct answer indicates that when the N1 percentage drops to around 8%, the engine will be at the threshold where it can no longer sustain combustion effectively, hence it may rotate below this percentage as a result of insufficient airflow and fuel mixture to maintain the necessary combustion conditions.

This understanding of N1 percentages is essential for pilots, as it informs them on safe operational limits and what range they should monitor to prevent engine failure during critical phases of flight.