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Old March 25th 04, 12:22 PM
Bert Willing
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If you are already very fast and pull the airbrakes, you have to be very
careful during the pull up because the wing won't stand the same g-load as
without airbrakes.

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"Erik Braun" a écrit dans le message de
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K.P. Termaat wrote:
Yesterday evening I talked with a friend about avoiding excessive speed

when
recovering from a spin in a modern low drag glider with the somewhat

larger
span.
He came up with the idea of pulling the airbrakes when still recovering

from
the rotating mode. I am not sure this can be done without disturbing the
recovering action or without hurting the glider.
Any comment will appreciated.

Karel, NL



Pulling the airbrakes is what most handbooks say on this subject. But if
you're already very fast I'd do this carefully.



 




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