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Old March 16th 08, 01:46 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dan[_10_]
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Default Stalls and Thoughts

On Mar 15, 9:43 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:


Wouldn't a more exact definition be that the "region of reversed
command" is that condition where induced drag is at its greatest,
pitch only controls airspeed, and power only controls altitude?


One can "drag in" and airplane and not meet all the aforementioned
conditions.


The usefulness of this condition is apparent in short field landings.


Wel, I don't do it and I bet you ten bucks I can pull off the runway
shorter than you.

Bertie


I didn't say it was the only technique, but it works well.

And what are you flying? Because I'll take that bet.


Dan

 




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