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Nothing to argue with there. I've always felt that this was the
prudent way to use the rudder waggle. The accident that started this discussion was a cessna 150 with 150 hp with the Capstan in tow. I believe the Capstan has at least 45 degree if not vertical speed limiting airbrakes. It is approved for cloud flying. I flew it at IVSM with Shane, it took hardly any brake to make a normal approach. I wouldn't be surprised that if the brakes on the Capstan were full open the combination could not climb All I am asking is not to give a rudder wag until at safe altitude if possible. Ramy |
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