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October 9th 04, 05:15 PM
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"Gary Drescher" wrote in message
news:nCT9d.150772$wV.28126@attbi_s54... for a given airspeed, lift=F is constant; Sorry, I should have said: for a given airspeed, and at the maximum coefficient of lift, lift=F is constant. (The limits Va and Vno are calculated to be the airspeeds that offer protection even at the angle of attack that achieves the maximum coefficient of lift.) --Gary 
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