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Often when flying Pipers I know slowly "pump" the controls during the
flare. One of the aviation columnists recently wrote about using this technique and the advantages of it. I never needed it much in my 182 as I could gradually pull back the wheel in it. The Arrow isn't nearly as smooth and a low amplitude, high frequency "pumping" of the wheel tends to allow smoother arrivals at closer to stall speed. I ususally wiggle the yoke (roll axis) as I pull or push to overcome the "stiction". :-)) |
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