Coordinated turns without rudder, and autopilots
"Mxsmanic" wrote ...
Which aspects are inaccurate?
All, to a lesser or higher degree. I already pointed out one of the most
glaringly inaccurate areas. Read what I wrote.
A coordinated turn is neither a stall nor a spin.
It is an area within the flight envelope. Read what I wrote.
Table-driven models are often more accurate.
Show me scientific proof.
I don't fly at the edges of the envelope--on that path lies
danger.
That's why pilots train stalls. Accurately knowing the signs of approaching
the danger zone gives safety.
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