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January 8th 09, 12:53 AM
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grumman aa-5 stall warning delay
Mike Noel wrote:
Are the Warriors different from the Archers? My 74 has a light but no horn. Perhaps the Warrior wing gives a more abrupt stall? My constant chord wing gives plenty of warning without a horn. I didn't think so. The Warriors I flew ('78,'78, & '79) were newer than your Archer, which might be the reason for the horn. 
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